reproductively
- adverb
- /ˌriːprəˈdʌktɪvli/
- The document was copied reproductively, so every word and image was preserved.
Examples
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The artist painted reproductively, ensuring every detail was captured.
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The audio engineers worked reproductively to ensure the recording sounded just like the live performance.
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The artist tried to paint the landscape reproductively, matching every detail of the original scene.
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He reproductively scanned the document for accuracy.
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The artist tried to paint the landscape reproductively, matching every detail of the original scene.
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The audio engineers worked reproductively to ensure the recording sounded just like the live performance.
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The document was copied reproductively, so every word and image was preserved.
Synonyms
By copying another person or thing, especially their movements
Surface Forms
Morphology
reproductively = reproductive (transparent) = re + produce + true + ive + ly
This is a regular adverb formed from the adjective 'reproductive' with the standard suffix '-ly'.
Etymology
The word reproductively comes from the parts re- 'again' and produce 'to make'. So, in this sense it means 'to make again', which helps you remember it when something is copied exactly, like an image, sound, or text.