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Meanings of more interactive in English

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Usage of more interactive in English
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Insta Stories are increasingly becoming less transient, more adaptable, and more interactive.
Wired
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Young generations would require more interactive methods in programs engaged in health promotion.
Pubmed
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At Deptford Green the classes are more interactive and I really admired that.
The Guardian
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Labo is something else, though, more interactive than almost anything else in gaming.
Wired
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They're more interactive worlds, or toys, or things you play with.
Wired
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It's about making the phone experience bigger, more interactive, more capable.
Wired
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This would engage the audience more and make it more interactive.
Feminist dot com
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The conversation is more interactive and less about individually showing off.
The Guardian
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Mr Boyce said that included making classes smaller, and making the work more interactive.
Radio NZ
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The iPad is great for reading and more interactive learning.
Wired
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In many ways it's a lot more interactive than other forms of live theatre.
Radio NZ
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You can see more interactive features and graphics here, and follow us on Twitter.r
BBC
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Bowls of sauce for dipping makes it even more interactive.
The Irish Times
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The information has allowed gaming companies to build more interactive relationships with customers, said Lowenstein.
Wired
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There should be a more interactive approach with banks before any such rules are implemented.
Reuters
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The solution is to make it more interactive, able to introspect and explain its reasoning.
The Master Algorithm
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