worthwhile
విలువైనదే
definition
adjective
extra lighting would make a worthwhile contribution to road safety
worth the time, money, or effort spent; of value or importance.
example
We thought this would be a fun way of raising some money for a 'worthwhile' cause.
The Internet became truly 'worthwhile' at last and I was a very happy customer indeed.
The best way to cut truancy rates is to make school 'worthwhile' for all pupils.
If I can change just one person's mind, then my speaking out will have been 'worthwhile' .
Two Bristol racers made the long trip 'worthwhile' with both claiming the veteran prizes.
Neither side deserved a victory and they barely created a 'worthwhile' chance between them.
Are the musicians at the airport a waste of money or 'worthwhile' entertainment for our visitors?
Both managers lavished praise on their players for serving up a 'worthwhile' spectacle.
How very refreshing in this day and age to see something 'worthwhile' and honest.
This tour is a 'worthwhile' experiment and the comics paid their due to the show that made it possible.
It takes a speech like this evening's to restore my faith in the fact what I am doing is 'worthwhile' .
He said the scheme was 'worthwhile' and the county council still hoped to work with the parish council.
All the effort was made 'worthwhile' as Heaton again ran half the field for his second try.
He helps give the children a 'worthwhile' interest while encouraging them to be fit and healthy.
Companies at the Grammy gifting lounge said the fee for participation was 'worthwhile' .
Young people had something 'worthwhile' and meaningful to do during the long summer break.
Questions were thrown at me on a subject until I could give no more 'worthwhile' answers.
Staff feedback proved the event was a 'worthwhile' and valued learning experience.
We have had very positive feedback so far and they do seem to think it is valuable and 'worthwhile' .
The disc of reissues contains almost as many 'worthwhile' pieces as the newcomer.
A sense of 'worthwhileness' is cyclic.
A man's concern, even his despair, over the 'worthwhileness' of life is an existential distress but by no means a mental disease.
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