digestively
- adverb
- /dɪˈdʒɛstɪvli/
- The teacher presented the lesson digestively, making even the hardest concepts easy to follow.
Examples
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She summarized the report digestively so everyone could understand the main points quickly.
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The article explains the science digestively, which helps readers without a technical background.
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The teacher explained the topic digestively for better understanding.
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He presented the data digestively to ensure everyone grasped the concepts.
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The teacher presented the lesson digestively, making even the hardest concepts easy to follow.
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She summarized the report digestively so everyone could understand the main points quickly.
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The article explains the science digestively, which helps readers without a technical background.
Synonyms
In a way people can understand easily
In a clear way so people can see and understand the writing easily
Antonyms
How Understandable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word digestively comes from digest and digestion, which mean 'to break down' food so the body can 'take it in'. So when someone explains something digestively, they 'break it down' into small, clear parts so listeners can easily understand and remember it.