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Meanings of optative in English
Russian
желательное наклонение Spanish
optativo Synonyms
Examples for "decision making"
Examples for "decision making"
1
Background: Important barriers to the wider implementation of shared decision making remain.
2
Risk mitigation and strategic decision making are strong factors driving activity levels.
3
This will support general dental practitioners and patients in treatment decision making.
4
However, a gap exists in translating this knowledge to bedside decision making.
5
This, the minister said, makes joint decision making and planning extremely difficult.
Usage of optative in English
1
Thus much, if it may please your Lordship, was in the optative mood.
2
Or the indicative in place of the optative, as (I. ii.
3
And, on the contrary, the optative for the indicative, as (I. v. 388):-
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Fondness for optative in indirect constructions, i.
5
It is masculine, feminine, and neuter in gender, singular by nature, and generally accusative, and it is optative in mood and full of acute accents.
6
The Imperative and Optative moods clearly do not convey assertions at all, while the Subjunctive can only figure as a subordinate member of some assertion.
7
'We leave room on every subject for the human or optative part; for it is a part of science to make judicious inquiries and wishes.'
8
"For lovers," he said sagely, "are either in the optative mood, the desperative, or the exultative." This time he had used the optative.
Frequent collocations
Translations for optative
Spanish
Optative through the time