exploratory Antonyms
Meaning of exploratory
exploratory (a)
serving in or intended for exploration or discovery
exploratory (a.)
Serving or intended to explore; searching; examining; explorative.
exploratory Sentence Examples
- The exploratory mission to Mars was filled with anticipation and mystery.
- We entered the exploratory phase of the project, seeking to uncover new knowledge.
- The doctor conducted an exploratory surgery to determine the root cause of the patient's pain.
- The exploratory committee was tasked with examining potential solutions to the company's financial woes.
- The young scientist embarked on an exploratory journey to study the behavior of rare animals in their natural habitat.
- The team embarked on an exploratory walk through the unfamiliar forest, armed with maps and compasses.
- The exploratory flight aimed to gather data on the Earth's atmosphere and weather patterns.
- The documentary provided an exploratory look into the lives of people living in remote corners of the world.
- The exploratory article delved into the complexities of quantum physics and its implications for modern technology.
- The exploratory discussion among the engineers yielded innovative ideas for improving the efficiency of the production process.
FAQs About the word exploratory
serving in or intended for exploration or discoveryServing or intended to explore; searching; examining; explorative.
tentative, preliminary, theoretical, speculative,experimental, investigative, theoretic, probative, temporary,developmental
accepted, developed, accepted, advanced, developed, standard, established, advanced, established,standard
The exploratory mission to Mars was filled with anticipation and mystery.
We entered the exploratory phase of the project, seeking to uncover new knowledge.
The doctor conducted an exploratory surgery to determine the root cause of the patient's pain.
The exploratory committee was tasked with examining potential solutions to the company's financial woes.
