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You're looking for "worthwhile". Example up ahead: Carol Schultz considered it a worthwhile endeavor to host Jim at the Echelon Towers. Dinie Slothouber felt that looking up her love, Mitch Longley, online, was a worthwhile way to spend her time.
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What are the antonyms of worthless?
Valuable, worthy, worthwhile...
What are antonyms for radar?
There are no antonyms for the word 'radar'.
What are the antonyms of scuttled?
Antonyms for the word scuttled: float, rise
Is the word happy and unhappy synonyms or antonyms?
They are opposites, so they are antonyms.
Antonyms for the word wheedle?
Antonyms for the word Wheedle are: disgust, offend, repulse, repel, and turn off.
What are the antonyms of worthless?
Valuable, worthy, worthwhile...
What is the opposite word of dear?
Antonyms for the adjective 'dear' are: despised, inexpensive, unimportant, worthless. Antonyms for the noun 'dear' are: stranger, outsider, interloper, intruder.
Is antonyms a compound word?
No, antonyms is not a compound word.
Is synonyms and antonyms are antonyms?
No. Synonyms is meanings of a word where as Antonyms is the opposite of a word
What are antonyms for radar?
There are no antonyms for the word 'radar'.
What is the antonyms for the word domestic?
The antonyms for the word "domestic" are "foreign" or "international."
What is the antonyms for the word complicity?
The antonyms for complicity are innocence, ignorance, or unawareness.
Is worthless a noun?
No, the word 'worthless' is an adjective, a word that describes a noun as without worth.The noun form of the adjective 'worthless' is worthlessness.The word 'worthless' is the adjective form of the noun worth.
What are antonyms of the word vigil?
Antonyms of vigil are neglect and indifference.
Do the word tall or short is it antonyms or synonyms?
Antonyms of course.
What is the antonyms of Irascible?
Antonyms for the word Irascible: cheerful, happy
What are the antonyms of scuttled?
Antonyms for the word scuttled: float, rise
