giving information; educational; instructive
also in·form′a·to·ry
Origin of informative
Medieval Latin informativus from Classical Latin informatus, past participle of informare: see inform
A businessman gives an informative lecture.
The definition of informative is something that contains useful, helpful or relevant information or details.
A lecture in which you learn a lot is an example of an informative lecture.
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adjective
Serving to inform; providing or disclosing information; instructive.
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- in·for′ma·tive·ly
adverb
- in·for′ma·tive·ness
noun
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Adjective
(comparative more informative, superlative most informative)
- Providing information; especially, providing useful or interesting information.
- I read a very informative newspaper article on that subject last week.
- (in standards and specifications) Not specifying requirements, but merely providing information.
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Sentence Examples
- The educational lecture was informative and worth the trip.
- It's really informative and includes lots of basic information about gestational diabetes, including a great sample diet plan, nutrition tips, and even a handy log you can print out and use to help you keep track of your health.
- It makes all kinds of information easy to find - including a Google Map widget, which subtly shows their awareness of web 2.0 media, and their blog is full of helpful informative posts that do not seem like simply an infomercial.
- This site might be more geared for the advanced player who is looking to improve on the traditional string changing method, but it is useful information for anyone looking for a clean, informative and well-organized site.
- The goal at LoveToKnow Paranormal is to bring you entertaining and informative articles on all aspects of paranormal activity, from classic hauntings to metaphysical phenomena such as clairvoyance and extrasensory perception, aka ESP.
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WORDS NEAR informative IN THE DICTIONARY
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