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Meanings of educative in English
Usage of educative in English
1
In equivalent language, less intellectual or educative quality attaches to the training.
2
In so far, it might be said to have an educative effect.
3
He misses for himself one of the most educative experiences of life.
4
An evening spent with Gerry and his friends was exhilarating, was educative.
5
The other side of the Food Campaign is the propaganda and educative work.
6
The craftsmanship period is valued in retrospect for its educative influence.
7
There is an educative process, and so it is in scores of cases.
8
Two particular phases of this educative power should be specifically mentioned.
9
The suffering that follows error is not vindictive, however, but educative and remedial.
10
This capability of national defence has a pronounced educative value in national development.
11
The Bible is essential but not educative until you learn to depolarize it.
12
He shall have the full educative value of my exclusive attention.
13
Aside from these advantages, coöperation in any form is an important educative force.
14
Teaching then ceases to be an educative process for the teacher.
15
Art should help to exercise an educative influence on the people.
16
Now, if the child had no memory, the process would not be educative.
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