explorative
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5.0
- adjective
- /ɪkˈsplɔːrətɪv/
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exploratorio
- Drama teachers often develop and use explorative improvisation exercises like those on the television show Whose Line Is It Anyway?
- an explorative route
- an explorative set
If you can realize that you will be excited, you will be explorative, you'll be curious.
- If you can realize that you will be excited, you will be explorative, you'll be curious.
- Speaking of high risk explorative conversations, did you listen to Terrence Howard on Joe Rogan?
- People with ADHD can be really exciting and explorative lovers and partners willing to try new things and being open minded.
- We all have that like little boy or girl inside of us that's like kind of scared at times, but is like so explorative and like has wonderment.
- I want it to be as loose and fun and and explorative as make it countless.
- They tend to be creative and explorative types.
- It wasn't going to be an explorative, exploratory expose on all the injustices in the in the sporting world.
- And now we are at about four months old and we've got full fully explorative, fully differentiated and ready to go little cat machines.
- Steve Jobs spend a lot of time in India and spent a lot of time, or at least what he did spend time with monks and so he has quite a spiritual explorative side.
- We basically are very joyful and energetic and experimental and explorative and sometimes desperate and sad and grieving and hurting.
Examples
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The observations on explorative routes are important as they lead to a better understanding of the unexplored area.
Academic text (2016) -
We used an explorative design with an inductive approach to category development that is applicable to the investigation of understudied phenomena.
Academic text (2017) -
The general nature of the study was explorative.
Academic text (2002) -
One team member from each team was interviewed in order to provide variety in supporting our explorative aim.
Academic text (2018) -
His teacher embedded a variety of explorative activities into her classroom.
Academic text (2007) -
The present study is explorative and small-scale.
Academic text (2018) -
So let us consider launching the first explorative ship ever to sail into this uncharted ocean.
Academic text (2005) -
Despite student anxiety, educators should construct evaluations that emphasize explorative rather than restrictive exam responses and creativity over mastery of learned content.
Academic text (2003) -
In our science class, we engaged in explorative projects that helped us discover new concepts.
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The documentary was explorative, examining previously uncharted territories and cultures.
Synonyms
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5.1
Made to find out facts by careful checking
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5.2
Done to find out more about something
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7.2
Relating to a new treatment or vaccine that is being tested in people
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Etymology
The word explorative comes from the Latin verb explorare, which meant 'to find out' or 'to scout out'. Think of explore and explorer — something explorative is meant to go 'out' and discover, test, or investigate new things, which is why it describes a search or investigation.