generative
- adjective
- /ˈdʒɛnərətɪv/
- The artist's workshop fosters a generative environment where new ideas can flourish.
- generative strategy
- generative principle
- generative theory
But that's how I see the same generative love that out of which God created us.
- But that's how I see the same generative love that out of which God created us.
- The thinking is in the service of what is generative, right?
- So it's an incredibly generative state, right?
- So it, it seems to me what we really want to teach are generative principles.
- Business to me is is a generative act.
- But my brain says increasingly, what can we create that will be generative and generous?
- How do you have a generative life today when sustainability is such a question, right?
- The sun as generative of all the things that are, all the things that exist.
- So we can actually get to a mode where all of this additional generative things that humans are doing, they, they don't have to be wrapped up in a container.
- Nor did I know anything about the generative Dr.
- So let's define our relationships through the generative Dr.
Examples
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The results support the use of generative strategies for improving problem-solving performance in children with MD.
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The six-step strategy noted previously is an example of a generative approach to word learning.
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Where, where do you think we can go with this generative potential?
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The thinking is in the service of what is generative, right?
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So it's an incredibly generative state, right?
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The general approach is going to be to build a generative model for disease progression.
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Are we envisioning consequences for student learning that are not final but instead are generative to subsequent learning?
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And so if we can help this group of people feel less lonely, feel more empowered, we are offering this generative, resilient thing to them.
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The results suggest that solution accuracy for children with MD improved as a function of generative training.
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So while Butler's works are theoretically generative, they are practically and politically more complicated.
Fiction book (1993)
Synonyms
Showing imagination to make art or new ideas
Able to do a lot and get useful results
Able to create new ideas or things
Relating to the process of making something new
Something that causes new growth or new ideas
Able to produce offspring or new things
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A theory that explains how rules make all correct sentences and shows their structure
- Specialized
Learning where students make links between new information and what they already know
- Specialized
Computer method that teaches a program to create new data like images
How Generative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Generative comes from the Latin root generare, which means 'to produce' or 'beget', and you can see the same idea in generate and generation. So, something generative is able to make or create new things.