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Greater in importance or urgency
“This is an important matter which should be given due consideration.”
Greater in rank or status
“The ambassador was a highly important person, surrounded by several minders and bodyguards.”
Predominant in influence, number, or importance
High or higher in rank or status
Comparative for being of crucial significance or importance
“It is very important to give your daughter independence in her life so she learns from experience.”
Comparative for representing an essential element
“The engine is an important component of the car.”
Comparative for having emotional or sentimental value
“The diamond bracelet was an important family heirloom.”
Comparative for highlighting the main points of a discussion
“At this stage, however, the more important question is what consumers will actually do with the cash.”
Comparative for providing great utility or usefulness
“As the quarterback, he was the most important player on his team.”
Comparative for having too high an opinion of one's own worth
“Some might say that it's because the actors are silly, strident, vacuous, and self-important.”
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