meaty
/'mi:ti/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Containing or resembling meat: Having the characteristics, substance, or abundance of meat.
- Substantial and thought-provoking: Rich in content, significance, or intellectual weight; dealing with important or complex issues.
Usage and Examples
Adjective (Literal - Containing Meat):
- This stew is very meaty and filling.
- He prefers a meaty sandwich with lots of roast beef.
Adjective (Figurative - Substantial):
- The professor gave a meaty lecture on economic theory.
- The report provided meaty analysis rather than superficial comments.
Advanced Usage
"meaty role": A substantial and challenging part for an actor, often with significant dialogue and character development.
- The actress was excited to land such a meaty role in the new drama.
"meaty issue": A complex, important, or weighty topic that requires serious consideration.
- The panel discussion tackled the meaty issues of climate policy and social justice.
Variants and Related Words
- Meatiness (noun): The quality of being meaty, either literally or figuratively.
- The meatiness of the argument made it compelling.
Synonyms
- Literal: Fleshy, substantial.
- Figurative: Substantive, pithy, meaningful, weighty, profound.
Antonyms
- Literal: Lean, bony, vegetarian.
- Figurative: Insignificant, trivial, superficial, lightweight.
Related Idioms and Phrases
- "meaty part": The most substantial or important section of something.
- Let's skip the introduction and get to the meaty part of the proposal.
Adjective
- being on topic and prompting thought
- a meaty discussion
- like or containing meat; let's have a meaty meal"
- enough of vegetarianism