momentous

adjective
UK /məˈmen.təs/
US /moʊˈmen.t̬əs/

Very important and big.

The day she learned to ride a bike was a momentous day for her.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having great effect on the future.

The signing of the peace treaty was a momentous event in history.

3. Full of meaning or consequence.

Her decision to move abroad was momentous for the whole family.

4. Marked by serious importance.

The scientists announced a momentous discovery about the ocean.