informatively

Examples

• All

• Most informatively where it's been increasing is among adolescents.

• Without the ability to engage in critical thinking, students are hindered in their ability to write as critically, as informatively, as we expect.

  Academic text (1995)

• "Yet how informatively can individuals discuss racism if they cannot be certain of their own actions?

  Academic text (1991)

• Informatively, she added that often when she calls, the women have to call her back because they are on the phone.

  Academic text (1999)

• He spoke emphatically, jestingly, seriously, informatively, for all she knew, well-meaningly.

  Fiction book (1995)

• De Ruiter's (2000) model is also consistent with the findings that speakers with aphasia who did well on a test of apraxia seemed to gesture as informatively and by means of the same representation techniques as control speakers.

  Academic text (2013)

• If it is apraxia rather than aphasia that affects gestures' informativeness, then speakers with aphasia who do not have apraxia are expected to gesture especially informatively.

  Academic text (2013)

• The teacher presented the material informatively, making complex concepts easy to understand.

• He spoke informatively during the seminar, providing insights that helped the audience grasp the topic better.

• The documentary was made informatively, highlighting the key issues and presenting interesting facts about climate change.

Synonyms

H

helpfully

vsinformatively

9 1.0

In a way that gives help or useful information

gives useful or interesting information rather than offering direct assistance

T

tellingly

vsinformatively

5 5.6

A way that shows an important fact without saying it

focuses on giving useful or interesting information rather than implying significance

K

knowledgeably

vsinformatively

1 5.2

In a way that shows strong understanding of a subject

presents useful or interesting information without stressing the speaker's expertise

I

instructively

vsinformatively

5.3

In a way that helps someone learn how to do something

is broader and gives useful or interesting information rather than teaching steps

E

explanatorily

vsinformatively

7.6

In a way that helps people understand

is more general and gives useful or interesting information not only focusing on clarity

I

illuminatingly

vsinformatively

6.4

In a way that makes something easier to understand

is more general and gives useful or interesting information rather than mainly clarifying

Antonyms

U

uninformatively

7.5

In a way that gives no helpful information

How Informative

revealingly

1 4.2

illuminatingly

6.4

instructively

5.3

informatively

1 4.2

uninformatively

7.5

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Etymology