| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | account | importance or worth in judgment |
| 2. | advantage | benefit, value, or favorable importance |
| 3. | appeal | attractive quality or value |
| 4. | applicability | relevance or usefulness in a situation |
| 5. | appositeness | suitability and relevance |
| 6. | asset | valuable person or thing |
| 7. | attention value | importance in attracting notice |
| 8. | authority | recognized power, status, or influence |
| 9. | bearing | relevance or influence on something |
| 10. | benefit | useful value or advantage |
| 11. | caliber | level of quality or importance |
| 12. | centrality | state of being central or essential |
| 13. | clout | influence, power, or importance |
| 14. | cogency | force or persuasiveness of reasoning |
| 15. | consequence | importance because of possible effects |
| 16. | consequentiality | quality of having important effects |
| 17. | criticality | state of being crucially important |
| 18. | cruciality | quality of being crucial |
| 19. | degree | extent, amount, or level |
| 20. | depth | seriousness or intensity of significance |
| 21. | desirability | quality of being worth wanting |
| 22. | dignity | worth, seriousness, or respectability |
| 23. | distinction | recognized excellence or importance |
| 24. | effect | influence or result produced |
| 25. | eminence | high rank, reputation, or importance |
| 26. | essentiality | state of being absolutely necessary |
| 27. | essentialness | state of being essential |
| 28. | esteem | respect and high regard |
| 29. | evidential value | importance as supporting evidence |
| 30. | excellence | outstanding quality or merit |
| 31. | extent | degree, range, or amount |
| 32. | fame | wide recognition or importance |
| 33. | force | strength, influence, or effect |
| 34. | grade | level of quality or rank |
| 35. | gravity | seriousness or great importance |
| 36. | greatness | high degree of importance or excellence |
| 37. | headline value | public interest or news importance |
| 38. | heft | weight, influence, or importance |
| 39. | historical value | importance to history |
| 40. | honor | respect or high distinction |
| 41. | impact | strong effect or significance |
| 42. | import | meaning, significance, or consequence |
| 43. | indispensability | quality of being impossible to do without |
| 44. | influence | power to affect people or events |
| 45. | inherent value | natural built-in worth |
| 46. | interest | quality that attracts attention |
| 47. | intrinsic value | inherent worth or importance |
| 48. | level | degree or position in scale |
| 49. | magnitude | great size, extent, or importance |
| 50. | materiality | relevance and importance to a decision |
| 51. | meaning | significance or intended sense |
| 52. | meaningfulness | quality of having meaning |
| 53. | measure | extent, amount, or degree |
| 54. | merit | worthiness or deserving quality |
| 55. | moment | great importance or significance |
| 56. | momentousness | quality of great significance |
| 57. | necessariness | quality of being necessary |
| 58. | necessity | something required or unavoidable |
| 59. | need | requirement or essential condition |
| 60. | needfulness | state of being needed |
| 61. | newsworthiness | quality of meriting news coverage |
| 62. | notability | quality of being worthy of notice |
| 63. | noteworthiness | quality of deserving attention |
| 64. | order of magnitude | relative size or importance |
| 65. | pertinence | direct relevance or importance |
| 66. | potency | strength or power to affect |
| 67. | power | ability to influence or affect |
| 68. | preeminence | superior importance or distinction |
| 69. | prestige | respect from status or importance |
| 70. | priority | importance requiring earlier attention |
| 71. | profile | public visibility or importance |
| 72. | prominence | state of being important and noticed |
| 73. | quality | degree of excellence or worth |
| 74. | rank | position in order of importance |
| 75. | regard | respect, attention, or consideration |
| 76. | relevance | connection and importance to the matter |
| 77. | reputation | general estimation or standing |
| 78. | repute | reputation or public standing |
| 79. | resonance | emotional force or significance |
| 80. | respect | admiration or serious consideration |
| 81. | salience | quality of being noticeable or important |
| 82. | scale | relative size, extent, or importance |
| 83. | seriousness | degree of importance or concern |
| 84. | significance | quality of being meaningful or consequential |
| 85. | standing | status, rank, or importance |
| 86. | stature | level of respect or importance |
| 87. | status | rank or recognized position |
| 88. | substance | real importance or meaningful content |
| 89. | true worth | real value or importance |
| 90. | urgency | importance needing immediate action |
| 91. | usefulness | quality of being useful |
| 92. | utility | usefulness or practical value |
| 93. | validity | soundness or relevant force |
| 94. | value | degree of worth or usefulness |
| 95. | virtue | good quality or merit |
| 96. | vitality | essential importance or life-giving power |
| 97. | vitalness | state of being vital |
| 98. | weight | degree of influence or seriousness |
| 99. | weightiness | seriousness or importance |
| 100. | worth | value or importance of something |
