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Definitions from the WebAll-importantDescription:The term "all-important" is used as a prenominal adjective to emphasize the extreme importance or significance of something. It is commonly used to describe a crucial or essential element. Examples:1. The all-important meeting with the board of directors was scheduled for next week. 2. She dedicated her entire weekend to studying for the all-important exam. 3. The team's quarterback was injured right before the all-important championship game. Related Products:Books on all-important Office supplies with all-important theme | ||||
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