discursive

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• develop: Develop student discursive and interpretative skills through appropriate interactive and assessment activities.

Modifies a noun

• saturation: This form of activity is characterized by a high degree of discursive saturation.
• psychology: In this paper, I consider a possible approach derived from discursive psychology.
• formation: The weight of absence is alleviated by the resignation of the discursive formation based on presence.
• essay: A 1000 word discursive essay based on the oral presentation.
• construction: The discursive construction of the National Grid for Learning.
• writing: The report encouraged teachers to be able to show good discursive writing.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: Mitchell's piece on identities in Asia Minor is rather discursive, but all the better for it.
• fundamentally: It is a fundamentally discursive environment which takes the asynchronous discussion board as its central tool.
• thoroughly: This, we saw, is particularly true of philosophy which is thoroughly discursive.
• largely: Power was once largely discursive, But it now is largely informational.
• highly: The style is highly discursive, leap-frogging forward and backward across the decades, without ever sacrificing thrust or clarity.
• often: His tone is often discursive, distinctly American, and always deftly directed toward each poem's purposes.

Used with adjective complement

• become: With Light Reading, they created an environment which encouraged artists and viewers alike to become actively discursive within an intimate yet public arena.