informational
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4.1
- adjective
- /ˌɪnfərˈmeɪʃənl/
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informativo
- Take a close look at the texts, particularly informational texts, that your students read.
- informational texts
- an informational book
- informational materials
So people want to see stuff that's surprising because it has more informational value.
- So people want to see stuff that's surprising because it has more informational value.
- And then the third subsection deals with information transmission, news wires and informational materials.
- One reason was because if we rely on like, informational superiority in the battlefield, it means other people could get access to it.
- We see an increase in the informational complexity of ongoing brain activity recorded with EEG on the dose of psilocybin.
- They have set up an informational table in the transept, and they invite anyone seeking more information to stop by there on their way out.
- That's more interesting and informational to me.
- So now, you know, I hope that was informational for you.
- So information or DNA like some kind of informational type of thing?
- So it's sort of like a informational theory of quantum physics.
- And it's and a large agreement with him on the temp on the informational stuff.
- I am a informational pattern that keeps repatterning those atoms into Sarah.
- You will form as a person, what form as a human being, what form as an informational giver.
- If that changed the way that reality TV is, you know, viewed or seen as being really helpful and informational, I think that makes me proud.
Examples
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He attended an informational session to learn about the internship opportunities available.
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I attended, and invited the teacher to give an informational concert at my school.
Academic text (2008) -
You know, this is a very informational page and so it should be very clear cut and easy to read.
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This is why I signed you up for an informational session.
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Now, this is just an informational hearing.
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For example, imagine that a teacher is reading an informational book about spring for the first time.
Academic text (2013) -
In the last 10 to 15 years, research regarding informational texts has continued to grow.
Academic text (2013) -
Our role here is purely informational.
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There will be an informational meeting held in the LT-431, right after school today.
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Inside the school walls, children encounter more and more informational texts as they progress through the grades.
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
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3.5
Full of useful facts or ideas that help you understand something
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4.1
Giving useful information that helps you learn
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6.9
Used to explain information or ideas clearly, for example in a lesson
Giving information to help people understand something
Compounds
- Specialized
A molecule that carries DNA instructions to the part of the cell that makes proteins
How Informative
Surface Forms
Morphology
informational = information (transparent) = inform + ation + al
The adjective is formed straightforwardly from 'information' with the common suffix '-al', meaning 'relating to information'.
Etymology
Informational comes from in- 'into' and form 'shape'. The verb inform used to mean 'to give form' to ideas, so something informational gives facts that help shape your understanding.