Similar words: resentful, event, events, seventh, prevent, even then, seventy, eventual. Meaning: [ɪ'ventfʊl] 
adj. 1. full of events or incidents 2. having important issues or results.
adj. 1. full of events or incidents 2. having important issues or results. 
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31 Our next journey was longer and much more eventful.
32 For China, this has also been an eventful year.
33 It was an eventful and controversial race.
34 The development of vibration plates has been highly eventful.
35 A modern-day musical about a busker and an immigrant and their eventful week, as they write, rehearse and record songs that tell their love story.
36 The next day was to be an eventful one for the travellers.
37 In the Qing'he Lane, the dust-covered niceties and nostalgia feeling have jointly shown the eventful vicissitudes and the historical glory in the past. Sentencedict.com
38 It took two eventful tours in Vietnam, a handful of medals, a knee full of shrapnel , and an honorable discharge before the unthinkable happened: Bill ran out of wars.
39 Results All patients had an eventful postoperative process without severe surgical complications.
40 And he became prime minister, for eight eventful months in 2008, less for his political competence than because he could cook a mean salmon tom kha, spiced up with galangal and lemongrass.
41 Two cases with eventful recovery had lowest T 3 , fT 3 level.
42 Your double politics have conducted the affairs of your country the eventful crisis.
43 The northeast on the history inferior ever was eventful the ground.
44 Also had an eventful international career, winning Euro 88', however he blotched his copybook by infamously spitting at Rudi Voller at Italia 90'.
45 I had sold my condominium about a month before that eventful phone call.
46 I even had an eventful "crash" at the appropriate time during the song. Oh, and there were "Doo Whop" girls on stage too!
47 On the whole , it was an educational and eventful trip.
48 Now he was going on another trip, a far more eventful one.
49 An eventful week: You have encountered 10 email or house events.
50 It was an eventful year. Even the weather was exceptionally bad.
51 The run to Cardiff was also as eventful with some fantastic Liverpool performances and thrilling matches.
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