informative
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3.5
- adjective
- /ɪnˈfɔːrmətɪv/
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informativo
- The documentary was highly informative and provided insight into the natural world.
- very informative
- highly informative
- especially informative
Lots of long, deep, instructional and informative videos.
- Lots of long, deep, instructional and informative videos.
- This was so tactical, this was so smart and informative.
- I mean, how do I answer this in a in, in an interesting, informative way?
- This is a very careful discussion of that and it's, you know, very informative.
- They said things like I love a challenge or I was hoping this would be informative.
- I hope it was informative and as per always I will see you next time.
- Is the circle uninformative or informative?
- Saying human being, as Aristotle points out, is more informative than saying just animal, say animal.
- Interesting, I hope interesting and informative wrap up for the course.
- Prices become non informative fire sales take place.
Examples
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The book Come As You Are, I think is a really important, informative book that I think everybody can benefit from.
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It falls to me to extend a huge thanks to you for a most entertaining and informative evening.
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So we're all glad to see you once again for another, I hope, very informative evening.
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It's so informative and tells me so many things I had no idea about.
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So I think this has been a very good and informative discussion.
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Guests were super informative and really great for discussion on the technology side.
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I hope you found this video fun and informative.
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Thank you, Radley, for a very lively and informative debate exchange.
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Despite these limitations, the present study has revealed some useful and informative data concerning adolescent male health.
Academic text (2011) -
PIs strive to design forms that follow regulatory guidelines and are also informative and written in simple language.
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
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4.5
Helps you understand something in a new, clearer way
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4.1
Gives useful facts or details about something
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4.1
Giving useful information that helps you learn
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4.3
Giving clear information that helps you understand something better
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6.8
Helping people learn moral and useful ideas for life
Giving information to help people understand something
To give clear information that explains something
Makes something easier to understand
Antonyms
How Informative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Informative comes from the parts in- 'into' and form 'shape', and is closely related to the common word information. So something informative 'puts' facts into your mind and helps shape your understanding.