meaty

[ˈmiːti]

meaty Definition

• 1. containing a lot of meat or having a lot of flesh
• 2. full of substance, significance, or interest

Using meaty: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "meaty" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The soup was very meaty and filling.

• Example

  He gave a meaty performance in the play.

• Example

  The book has a meaty plot with lots of twists and turns.

meaty Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for meaty

• substantial
• solid
• weighty
• meaningful
• significant

Antonyms for meaty

• insubstantial
• unimportant

Phrases with meaty

• meaty bone

  a bone with a lot of meat on it, often given to dogs as a treat

  Example

  The dog was happily gnawing on a meaty bone.

• meaty role

  a significant or substantial role in a play or movie

  Example

  She landed a meaty role in the new blockbuster movie.

• meaty discussion

  a conversation or debate that is substantive and meaningful

  Example

  The two politicians had a meaty discussion about healthcare policy.

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Summary: meaty in Brief

The term 'meaty' [ˈmiːti] can refer to food that contains a lot of meat or has a lot of flesh, as well as things that are full of substance, significance, or interest. It can be used to describe performances, plots, and discussions that are substantial and meaningful. Examples include 'The soup was very meaty and filling.' and 'She landed a meaty role in the new blockbuster movie.' Synonyms include 'substantial,' 'solid,' and 'meaningful.'