participatively
- adverb
- /pɑːrˈtɪsɪpətɪvli/
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participativamente
- The community came together to discuss the project participatively, ensuring everyone had a say.
Examples
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Next, performance goals were either (a) assigned by experimenters or (b) participatively agreed upon by subjects.
Academic text (1994) -
The ancestral, ecological, archetypal, and cosmic dimensions of the deep psyche can be participatively experienced particularly through ritual.
Academic text (2001) -
This proneness can be regarded as the participant's participatively felt press.
Academic text (2000) -
Independent of the finding just described, one can go directly (as in Miller et al., 1978) to participatively perceived press by combining the two items about the desire to deal with the patient and the desire to take the observer role.
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During the workshop, participants worked participatively to develop new ideas for their initiatives.
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To create a better plan, we need to engage participatively with all stakeholders in the discussion.
Synonyms
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By taking action and joining in with energy
How Participatory
Surface Forms
Morphology
participatively = participative (transparent) = participate + ive + ly
The adverb is a regular -ly derivation from the adjective 'participative', whose meaning directly follows from the verb 'participate'.
Etymology
The word participatively comes from the simple root part, meaning 'a piece' or 'to take part', and from participate, which means 'to join in'. So to do something participatively is to act by sharing, joining, or taking part with other people.