communicatory
- adjective
- /kəˈmjunɪˌkeɪtɔri/
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comunicativo
- The teacher's communicatory skills helped the students express their ideas clearly.
And one of the consequences of that sort of communicatory ability is that the dispossessed get a little bit more power.
- And one of the consequences of that sort of communicatory ability is that the dispossessed get a little bit more power.
Examples
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Beyond the curiosity for events in their environment, journalists further suggest that the clip resonated with citizens because of its social and communicatory utility.
Academic text (2016) -
And one of the consequences of that sort of communicatory ability is that the dispossessed get a little bit more power.
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And one of the consequences of that sort of communicatory ability is that the dispossessed get a little bit more power.
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In a team project, effective communicatory methods foster collaboration and understanding.
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Her communicatory approach made it easier for everyone to share their thoughts during the meeting.
Synonyms
3
3.8
Willing to talk and share information or feelings
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6.8
About communication between people or groups
A person who is friendly and easy to talk to
Antonyms
How Communicative
Surface Forms
Morphology
communicatory = communicate (transparent) = communicate + ory
Formed directly from the verb 'communicate' with the adjective-forming suffix '-ory', so the meaning 'relating to communication' is clear to learners.
Etymology
The word communicatory comes from the Latin verb communicare, which means 'to share' and is the same root as communication and common. So, communicatory means being able or willing to share ideas, in other words relating to communication.