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Meanings of informative in English

Portuguese
informativo

Tending to increase knowledge or dissipate ignorance.

      informativo
      Portuguese
      noticioso
      Spanish
      informativo

      Serving to instruct or enlighten or inform.

          Related terms
          noticioso
          Portuguese
          informativo
          Catalan
          informatiu
          Spanish
          informativo

          Providing or conveying information.

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                informativo
                Antonyms
                Examples for "uninformative"
                Examples for "uninformative"
                1
                The families have been frustrated with the government's languid and uninformative response.
                The South African
                2
                Available records are irritatingly uninformative upon the arrest of the Lady Warriston.
                She Stands Accused
                3
                This uninformative dismissal was pitted against the emotive concerns of distressed parents.
                Bad science
                4
                She was about one more uninformative answer away from getting yelled at.
                Affliction
                5
                However, the table has been dismissed as unsubstantiated and worse -uninformative.
                Wired
                Usage of informative in English
                1
                A more informative response from the Company would have been helpful, however.
                The Complete Alien Omnibus
                2
                An informative or entertaining question is asked and then the discussion begins.
                The new yorker
                3
                In fact, their main purpose seems to be demonstrative, rather than informative.
                Wired
                4
                But the story of G4S and the military rescue is quite informative.
                The Guardian
                5
                She's also been very vocal, but sparingly informative, on the land issue.
                The South African
                6
                Fortunately, Travelstart has created this informative infographic for your every travel need.
                The South African
                7
                Results: Individual SES variables were more informative than the composite Hollingshead Index.
                Pubmed
                8
                It's meant to be a fun site, yes, but it's also informative.
                Wired
                9
                Transposable elements provide a highly informative marker system for analyzing evolutionary histories.
                Pubmed
                10
                Craniofacial characteristics are highly informative for clinical geneticists when diagnosing genetic diseases.
                Pubmed
                11
                Among patients not receiving sirolimus, biomarkers of endothelial injury were not informative.
                Pubmed
                12
                It was informative, beautifully written, and made me want to learn more.
                The Irish Times
                13
                The overall vibe is likely to switch into a firmly informative one.
                The South African
                14
                Wednesday's inevitable defeat of Andorra at Wembley will not be informative either.
                The Irish Times
                15
                When the conversation changed tacks slightly, the Guildsman became somewhat more informative.
                A Day Dark as Night
                16
                But Isabelle was chatty and informative all the way to the Tate.
                The kiss
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                Translations for informative
                Informative through the time
                Informative across language varieties
                Ireland
                Common
                United States of America
                Common
                United Kingdom
                Rare