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meaningfulness
This term describes a subjective state of value or purpose, often associated with psychological fulfillment or existential satisfaction. It differs from mere meaning, which can be a simple definition or a linguistic translation, by emphasizing the emotional or spiritual weight of a situation.
As an abstract quality, this noun is uncountable. It cannot be pluralized or counted as individual units; instead, it is measured in degrees of intensity. To quantify it, one must use partitive constructions such as a sense of meaningfulness or a degree of meaningfulness.
Meanings
Examples
I want my work to have a sense of meaningfulness beyond just earning a paycheck.
Does this ancient ritual still hold any meaningfulness in the modern age?
The meaningfulness of the poem depends entirely on the readers personal experience.
I wonder if there is any inherent meaningfulness to our existence.
The lawyer argued that the evidence lacked meaningfulness in the context of the crime.
She sought a life of greater meaningfulness by volunteering in underdeveloped regions.
She sought a life of greater meaningfulness by volunteering in underdeveloped regions.
The meaningfulness of the symbol was lost when the culture disappeared.
We need to ensure the meaningfulness of these metrics before presenting them to the board.