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Descriptive

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Descriptive meaning

Of, relating to, or providing a description. | Of an adjective, stating an attribute of the associated noun (as heavy in the heavy dictionary). | Describing the structure, grammar, vocabulary and actual use of a language.

Example sentences (20)

Descriptive inorganic chemistry Descriptive inorganic chemistry focuses on the classification of compounds based on their properties.

In general, anthropologists engage in descriptive relativism, whereas philosophers engage in normative relativism, although there is some overlap (for example, descriptive relativism can pertain to concepts, normative relativism to truth).

Types Descriptive versus injunctive Descriptive norms depict what happens, while injunctive norms describe what should happen.

All distilleries are kept secret and given descriptive names so you can focus on the spirit in your glass, rather than be blinkered by branding or prestige.

And, finally, be descriptive!

A number of descriptive booklets and brochures can yet be found on the Adams County Mineral Springs resort.

Asset prices are a descriptive account of economic conditions, policy choices, entrepreneurial successes – and of course their failures.

However, boards and CUET were different, as in the boards you have to write descriptive answers but CUET’s MCQ format mainly focuses on practical concepts.

In line with these ideologies is the necessity to create vague definitions, where words like “woman” are not meant to be associated with the scientific realities of biology but rather used as a descriptive term that characterizes a frame of mind.

It may seem like a small feature, comparatively, but if it weren't for this change, you wouldn't be able to give your school and work files descriptive names, nor would you be able to use some of the file formats we take for granted like JPEG or HTML.

Lots of non-descriptive mat wrestling early on.

She subsequently was able to shoot some descriptive photographs of the animal from an open doorway without disturbing it, and also hoped to video the bear but was too far away.

Their story is a very descriptive account of climbing in the 1970s.

Use clear and descriptive board titles that incorporate relevant keywords.

After passing the Tier 1 exam, candidates will be invited to sit for the descriptive Tier 2 exam, which is followed by an interview stage.

Beyond the descriptive findings, our project has also carried out extensive interviews with players at all levels.

Choose descriptive phrases that provide a clear snapshot of the linked content.

For instance, at the foundational stage, a student will circle appropriate responses like ‘Yes’, ‘No’ or ‘Do not know’, to descriptive statements like “I liked doing this work” or “I found this work easy”.

Many of these items were tossed out of the prairie schooners (the descriptive name for the canvas-covered wagons that looked like ships at sea) along the trail to save weight for their struggling draft animals pulling the wagons.

Other records obtained by ABC News found that Gaetz allegedly made 27 Venmo and PayPal payments with descriptive memos like “being awesome” and “being my friend,” some of which were allegedly payments for sex.