processive
- adjective
- The team used a processive approach to ensure each stage of the project was completed in order.
Examples
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A processive method can help break down complex tasks into manageable steps.
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Her processive thinking allowed her to solve problems by following a clear sequence of actions.
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The processive approach allows for better understanding of complex tasks.
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In science, a processive method is often preferred for accuracy.
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The team used a processive approach to ensure each stage of the project was completed in order.
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A processive method can help break down complex tasks into manageable steps.
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Her processive thinking allowed her to solve problems by following a clear sequence of actions.
Synonyms
Happens in small steps rather than all at once
Happening in small steps over time
Relating to how things happen or change over time, often used in studying old societies and cultures
How Sequential
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Processive comes from process, which has the parts pro- 'forward' and ced/ceed 'go', as in procedure or proceed. So a 'processive' method or way of thinking is one that moves forward step by step through a series of actions.