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Meanings of informative in English
Portuguese
informativo Portuguese
noticioso Spanish
informativo Serving to instruct or enlighten or inform.
Synonyms
Examples for "illuminating"
Examples for "illuminating"
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This month Bellingham, WA was flooded with events illuminating domestic violence issues.
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And why emphasize that they would be 'quite illuminating' upon 'close consideration'?
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The sun was just illuminating the sea to the north and west.
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They cast half-moons over the mammoth stone house, illuminating the late hour.
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Now new research is illuminating how this works at the molecular level.
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The success of the European art thief is enlightening the American thief.
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Croffut gives this highly enlightening account of the compromising of the suit:
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Full credit to the designers in coming up with this enlightening change.
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Some remarks about the general policy of Howard University may be enlightening.
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It is probably something that should be done more often, it's enlightening.
Providing or conveying information.
Related terms
Usage of informative in English
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A more informative response from the Company would have been helpful, however.
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An informative or entertaining question is asked and then the discussion begins.
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In fact, their main purpose seems to be demonstrative, rather than informative.
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But the story of G4S and the military rescue is quite informative.
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She's also been very vocal, but sparingly informative, on the land issue.
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Fortunately, Travelstart has created this informative infographic for your every travel need.
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Results: Individual SES variables were more informative than the composite Hollingshead Index.
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It's meant to be a fun site, yes, but it's also informative.
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Transposable elements provide a highly informative marker system for analyzing evolutionary histories.
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Craniofacial characteristics are highly informative for clinical geneticists when diagnosing genetic diseases.
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Among patients not receiving sirolimus, biomarkers of endothelial injury were not informative.
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It was informative, beautifully written, and made me want to learn more.
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The overall vibe is likely to switch into a firmly informative one.
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Wednesday's inevitable defeat of Andorra at Wembley will not be informative either.
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When the conversation changed tacks slightly, the Guildsman became somewhat more informative.
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But Isabelle was chatty and informative all the way to the Tate.
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Translations for informative
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Informative through the time
Informative across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare