interpretative
interpretative
Definition
in·ter·pre·ta·tive (in tʉr′prə tāt′iv, -tə tiv)
interpretative
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- repertoire: It grows out of the speaker's use of the two interpretative repertoires.
- framework: We have been investigating how students develop interpretative frameworks.
- essay: The end product will be an interpretative essay of 2500 words with appropriate illustrations.
- panel: Is my first work to include its own interpretative graphic panel.
- reporting: In addition you will be capable of actual and interpretative reporting ( especially Ecological Impact Assessments ) to a high standard.
- trail: This was done by creating an interpretative sculpture trail with an accompanying sound guide.
Modifying Another Word
- highly: Linking Training and Business However, the process of linking training to business results is highly interpretative, especially in complex business environments.
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