Pronunciation

/wɜːθˈwɪl/

Definitions

Noun

Adjective: Having sufficient value, importance, or significance to be considered worth the effort or time invested. For example: “The project was deemed worthwhile due to its potential impact.”

• Adverb: Describing something that is worth the effort or time, typically used to emphasize the value of an action. For example: “The experience was worthwhile in the end.”

Verb

• To consider or regard as having enough value or importance. For example: “She found the course worthwhile despite the challenging workload.”
• To invest time, effort, or resources into something perceived as valuable or beneficial. For example: “He devoted his weekends to making the event worthwhile for attendees.”

Phrases

• “It’s worthwhile to learn a new skill.”
• “The trip was worthwhile despite the long journey.”
• “Her hard work proved to be worthwhile when she received the award.”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Reading classic literature is a worthwhile pursuit for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge.”
• Verb: “Taking the time to research before investing is always a worthwhile endeavor.”
• Adverb: “The sacrifices she made were worthwhile for the sake of her children’s education.”

Synonyms

• Valuable
• Significant
• Beneficial
• Reputable
• Rewarding
• Worthwhile pursuit
• Worthy of effort
• Payoff
• Profitable