Important Make Great Attend Day Adjective ɪmˈpɔːtnt ɪmˈpɔːrtnt

• an important issue/question/point/factor
• we have an important decision to make.
• money played an important role in his life.
• listening is an important part of the job.

important

1. having a great effect on people or things; of great value
• SEE ALSO all-important
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/all-important
• an important issue/question/point/factor
• We have an important decision to make.
• Money played an important role in his life.
• Listening is an important part of the job.
• one of the most important collections of American art
• The important thing is to keep trying.
• The centre is extremely important to many local people.
• Banks are vitally important to the economy.
• Many chemicals are important for our health.
• It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions.
• It is important to note that total government funding has increased.
• It's important to remember that our figures are averages only.
• It is important that he attend every day.
• It is important that he should attend every day.
• It's very important to me that you be there.
• It's very important to me that you should be there.
• It is important for him to attend every day.

Extra Examples

• I have an important announcement to make.
• Several factors make this painting uniquely important.
• historically important buildings
• Many disabled people do now hold important jobs in industry.
• Someone left a message for you—it sounded important.
• These ideas are considered enormously important.
• These two factors are equally important.
• This is most important: you must deliver the letter to Johnson himself.
• Spending time with my children is important to me.
• It's important for you to understand this.
• The work of the intelligence services was crucially important to victory in the war.
• The media are important in forming public perceptions.
2. having great influence or authority
• SEE ALSO self-important
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/self-important
• an important member of the team
• He likes to feel important.

Word Origin

• late Middle English: from medieval Latin important- ‘being of consequence’, from the verb importare ‘bring in’ (in medieval Latin ‘imply, mean, be of consequence’), from in- ‘in’ + portare ‘carry’.