combinative

Examples

• All

• So the new spirituality wants to heal flesh and spirit and wants to heal them together, convinced of an abiding correspondence between body and soul; convinced as well of a secret connection between all things; and following the logic of the connection, convinced that a combinative mingling of religious beliefs and cultural practices is the highway to health and spirit.

  Academic text (2000)

• The importance of social structure in the equation highlights a "combinative" effect.

  Academic text (2003)

• Diverse interests provide perspective and, as we shall see later in this session, allow for new combinative ideas to occur.

  YaleCourses

• An act of combinative genius from the mind of Master Mozart.

  YaleCourses

• It is, rather, combinative as the natural result of its vision and commitments.

  Academic text (2000)

• The new spirituality full-blown among us in the early twenty-first century is less shy, however, about its combinative tropes and figures.

  Academic text (2000)

• For all the hostility toward organized sects and churches, the spirit messages were ambiguous—and decidedly combinative.

  Academic text (2018)

• The artist's combinative approach to different styles resulted in a stunning masterpiece.

• The study emphasized a combinative method, merging both theory and practical application for better results.

Synonyms

C

combinatorial

vscombinative

• Specialized

3 9.3

About the different ways things can be arranged, like the order of items, often in math

is broader, covering both the action and its result outside mathematical contexts

C

combinant

vscombinative

1 8.8

Having parts from more than one style

includes both the action and the outcome rather than only the finished product

C

combinatory

vscombinative

• Formal

1 8.2

Relating to putting things together in different ways

is the general term that covers both processes and results beyond technical fields

C

combinational

vscombinative

1 7.8

Relating to joining different parts to work together

is neutral about both the action and the result rather than a tendency

Antonyms

N

noncombinative

9.9

Unable to mix or join with other things

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology