analytical
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5.1
- adjective
- /ˌænəˈlɪtɪkəl/
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analítico
- To solve the problem, you need to take an analytical approach and consider each factor individually.
- analytical skills
- analytical tools
- analytical procedures
I don't think there's a simple analytical way to solve it.
- I don't think there's a simple analytical way to solve it.
- Why ketamine is so seductive for type A, highly analytical males.
- I mean, I just love that he's really thoughtful, analytical, I agree with his values.
- There is an intellectual, analytical part of our brains, logical and so on.
- Let the grasping, analytical mind quiet and enter the full body.
- Maybe when you're working on a very simple skill, you can be somewhat analytical about your mechanics.
- The morning is a dedication contemplation and the evening is kind of an analytical contemplation.
- I love his nuanced, analytical mind.
- The one is maybe holistic, the other is very analytical.
- So it is important when you do analytical learning to distinguish between propaganda and facts.
- but the, the, the best analytical framework for
- So he can do, you know, written analytical work by force of prison.
Examples
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The researchers selected factor analysis as the analytical method to determine the underlying structures of the themes.
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This is our rationality, our reason, our analytical capacities.
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But I want now to turn to some more analytical thinking.
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The key is to use these analytical skills to produce positive effects for everyone.
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My job is to access and interpret data to produce analytical results.
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It's inspiring to see a great analytical mind at work.
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The president is a thoughtful, analytical guy.
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This is the finest kind of intellectual, analytical work.
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We were both very analytical, very detail oriented, and interested in an intelligent approach to everything.
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The products created by students demonstrate the acquisition of analytical skills and the making of connections across artistic forms.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
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5.7
Using careful thinking to break a problem into parts
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8.2
Thinking in a careful step by step way to reach a conclusion
Antonyms
Compounds
An early painting style that shows objects as flat geometric shapes and uses soft colors
- Specialized
A branch of math that uses algebra and coordinates to study shapes and lines
- Specialized
Relating to a method in data analysis that finds a few hidden causes of many measured things
How Analytical
Surface Forms
Morphology
analytical = analytic (semi-transparent) = analyt + ic + al
The word is transparently built on the adjective 'analytic' plus -al, but the exact learner-facing meaning is somewhat specialized.
Etymology
Analytical comes from old Greek parts ana- 'up' and lysis 'loosen', which together give the idea of 'breaking up'. You can see the same root in analyze and analysis, so being analytical means you study something by breaking it into parts to understand it.