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profitable
/ˈpɹɒfɪtəbl̩/
When talking about money, "profitable" means you made more money than you spent. It is often used in business contexts to describe companies or investments. When talking about experiences (like a book or a conversation), it doesn't mean money. Instead, it means the experience was helpful or gave you useful information.
💬Casual Conversation
stop selling my old textbooks on ebay. that's my side hustle.
chill, i'm just making them actually profitable for once.
Meanings
Yielding a financial gain or profit; lucrative.
"The company reported a highly profitable quarter after launching the new software."
Beneficial, useful, or advantageous to one's interests or development.
"I found the seminar on time management to be extremely profitable for my daily workflow."