educative

Modifies a noun

• diversion: Educational Children Toys Take to the educative diversion the following level with the great station of the creation of the book of the brain.
• process: It will be an educative process through which the horrors of the past will be re-examined.
• role: The extent to which the police can carry out this educative role depends on their level of presence.
• relationship: My idea is that these educational theories are being created from the educational knowledge which is embodied in our living educative relationships.
• experience: Truly educative experiences are often in short supply in schools today.
• approach: Discussions would focus CS Bring Workforce Plan to next mtg on developing an educative approach to training.

Modifying Another Word

• very: It is very educative to spend some time with Vol.
• also: Not only are the ideas presented in this work incendiary; they are also educative.

Preposition: in

• sense: Advertisements, by definition, are not educative in any sense other than to alert people to your product's existance.