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Meanings of experiential in English

Derived from experience or the experience of existence.

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Usage of experiential in English
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Please understand, however, that this is an event that requires experiential contact.
Wired
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One rich and untapped source of experiential material is your Extended Family.
Sorry Please Thank You: Stories
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It's difficult to describe the work, because it's such an experiential thing.
The Irish Times
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Psychopathic traits related positively to experiential emotion deficits across the two disorders.
Pubmed
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As part of experiential learning, we need to state clearly what went wrong.
The South African
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Light pollution is what, unfortunately, limits this sort of experiential activity.
The Guardian
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Forty-five experiential and intuitive interventions were used to tackle key barriers.
Pubmed
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Results showed that this experiential lesson led to significant learning gains.
Pubmed
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Later in time, the immediate experiential component is present only indirectly in language.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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He was often interested in the experiential side of visual art.
The Guardian
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Using a VE also affords a simulated community for experiential learning.
Pubmed
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It is an instrument that we use to describe experiential things.
Wired
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Although the event is ephemeral, the resultant experiential knowledge is lasting and cumulative.
Humanistic Nursing
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There's been a reflective side to it, and an experiential side to it.
Climbing Magazine
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Myth is a pre-text for action with a practical, experiential purpose.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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Developmental and experiential factors related to preterm birth, however, may affect these HR responses.
Pubmed
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Experiential through the time
Experiential across language varieties
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