impactful
impactful — 形容詞
- impactfulpositive
- more impactfulcomparative
- most impactfulsuperlative
1. producing a strong, noticeable effect on someone's feelings, opinions, or situat
有影響力的
能產生強烈效果或印象的
producing a strong, noticeable effect on someone's feelings, opinions, or situation — for example, a speech that changes how people think, or a campaign that shifts public behaviour.
The documentary about ocean pollution was so impactful that viewers donated millions to clean-up projects.
那部關於海洋汙染的紀錄片影響力極大,觀眾捐了數百萬美元給淨灘計畫。
so impactful that + result clause
The start-up's marketing team created an impactful slogan that nearly doubled sales within three months.
那家新創公司的行銷團隊想出了一個很有影響力的口號,讓業績在三個月內幾乎翻倍。
collocation: impactful slogan / impactful campaign
Visiting the refugee camp as a teenager was the most impactful experience of Maja's life.
青少年時期參觀難民營是 Maja 人生中最具衝擊力的經歷。
Femi's graduation speech was brief but impactful — many parents in the audience were in tears.
Femi 的畢業致詞簡短卻很有力量——在場許多家長都感動落淚。
- powerful
broader and more common; 'impactful' emphasises a noticeable result
- influential
focuses on long-term change in people's thinking rather than immediate effect
- striking
highlights visual or emotional vividness rather than overall effect on a situation
- memorable
emphasises that something stays in the mind, but does not guarantee it changed anything
- weak
describes something that lacks force or effect
- ineffective
direct opposite — fails to produce the intended result
用法筆記
Common in business, media, and social-impact contexts. Most effective when modifying concrete nouns (speech, campaign, image, experience) rather than abstract or technical ones. Some traditional style guides once discouraged this word, but it is now standard in professional writing.