macromentful
Describing something that is characterized by large-scale, significant, or highly impactful moments that shape a broader context. It is used to qualify events, narratives, or eras that are densely packed with profound importance and long-term consequences.
Examples
3 of 5Our road trip across the country turned out to be a macromentful journey that changed my perspective on life.
Our road trip across the country turned out to be a macromentful journey that changed my perspective on life.
The constitutional reform was a macromentful achievement for the fledgling democracy.
The constitutional reform was a macromentful achievement for the fledgling democracy.
That season finale was so macromentful; I can't believe how many plot twists they packed in.
That season finale was so macromentful; I can't believe how many plot twists they packed in.
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Word Family
Memory Tip
Think of 'Macro' (large) + 'Moment' (significant point) + 'Ful' (full of). It describes something 'full of big moments.'
Quick Quiz
The ________ nature of the discovery suggested it would change the field of theoretical physics forever.
Correct!
The correct answer is: macromentful
Examples
Our road trip across the country turned out to be a macromentful journey that changed my perspective on life.
everydayOur road trip across the country turned out to be a macromentful journey that changed my perspective on life.
The constitutional reform was a macromentful achievement for the fledgling democracy.
formalThe constitutional reform was a macromentful achievement for the fledgling democracy.
That season finale was so macromentful; I can't believe how many plot twists they packed in.
informalThat season finale was so macromentful; I can't believe how many plot twists they packed in.
Historians argue that the mid-19th century was a macromentful era for technological advancement.
academicHistorians argue that the mid-19th century was a macromentful era for technological advancement.
The board's macromentful decision to pivot toward renewable energy secured the company's future for the next decade.
businessThe board's macromentful decision to pivot toward renewable energy secured the company's future for the next decade.
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Common Collocations
Common Phrases
a macromentful turn of events
a macromentful turn of events
highly macromentful
highly macromentful
macromentful in scope
macromentful in scope
Often Confused With
Momentary refers to something lasting only a short time, while macromentful refers to something of great significance and large-scale impact.
Usage Notes
Use this word when you want to emphasize that a situation is not just important, but contains a series of 'big moments' that affect the overall structure or history of a subject. It is most appropriate in formal writing or high-level analysis.
Common Mistakes
Learners might use it to mean 'long-lasting' (durable), but it specifically refers to the density of significant events or the scale of importance.
Memory Tip
Think of 'Macro' (large) + 'Moment' (significant point) + 'Ful' (full of). It describes something 'full of big moments.'
Word Origin
A neologism combining the Greek prefix 'macro-' (large, long) with the English suffix '-mentful' (derived from 'momentous' or 'moment').
Grammar Patterns
Quick Quiz
The ________ nature of the discovery suggested it would change the field of theoretical physics forever.
Correct!
The correct answer is: macromentful
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