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in·forma·tive (in fôr′mə tiv)
adjective
Etymology: ML informativus < L informatus, pp. of informare: see inform
Related Forms:
- informatively in·form′a·tively adverb
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Adjective complement with noun phrase
- find: Whether or not the addressee finds an Inform informative is a separate matter.
Modifies a noun
- commentary: An informative commentary is given throughout with refreshments provided.
Modifying Another Word
- massively: SuperBike is an irreverent, humorous and massively informative magazine for all kinds of bikers.
Infinitive complement
- consider: To begin with, it may be informative to consider the reasons for the speed in this case.
Used with adjective complement
- prove: Few forts have been investigated where waterlogged remains prove so informative, those at and maintenance.
Preposition: in
- way: I knew something of the historical background but still found it informative in a very readable way.
Preposition: with
- regard: They indicated that the carcinogenicity studies were not informative with regard to meglumine.
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