unreproducibly
- adverb
- /ˌʌnrɪˈproʊdʒəblɪ/
:
de manera irreproducible
- She solved the puzzle unreproducibly, using a method no one else could replicate.
Examples
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The experiment failed because the results were obtained unreproducibly each time.
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The artist painted unreproducibly, ensuring each piece was unique and never to be copied.
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The results were found to be unreproducibly accurate.
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How can we ensure that our findings are unreproducibly valid?
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The scientist conducted the experiment unreproducibly, leading to results that could not be replicated.
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Her unique style of dancing was unreproducibly captivating, leaving every audience in awe.
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He solved the complex problem unreproducibly, using an original approach that others could not duplicate.
Antonyms
- Specialized
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6.3
In a way that gives the same result when repeated in the same situation
How Reproducible
- Specialized
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6.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
unreproducibly = unreproducible (transparent) = un + re + produce + ible + ly
Adding '-ly' to the adjective 'unreproducible' straightforwardly forms an adverb meaning 'in an unreproducible way'.
Etymology
Unreproducibly breaks into un- ('not'), re- ('again') and produce ('to make'), with -ly showing how something is done. So, unreproducibly means 'not able to be made again', in other words something that cannot be copied or repeated.