computative
- adjective
- Her computative approach to negotiations made colleagues view her as emotionally distant but effective.
Examples
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The manager's computative style helped the team achieve their goals efficiently.
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He is known for his computative mindset when making important business decisions.
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Her computative approach helped solve the complex problem.
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He is very computative when it comes to budgeting.
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Her computative nature allowed her to find practical solutions quickly during the project.
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In his computative style, he evaluated all outcomes before making a decision about the investment.
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The team appreciated her computative thinking, as it led to logical and efficient strategies.
Synonyms
Planning actions carefully to gain personal advantage
Organized and ready because you think about steps beforehand
A person who carefully plans actions to get what they want, often without caring about others
How Calculating
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Computative comes from compute, which means 'to calculate', and you can see the same idea in computer. A helpful way to remember this sense is to think of a person who 'calculates' choices like a machine, so a computative person plans in a practical, not emotional, way.