abstractively (Meaning)
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abstractively (adv.)
In a abstract manner; separately; in or by itself.
Synonyms & Antonyms of abstractively
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abstractively Sentence Examples
- The artist approached the canvas abstractively, allowing emotions to guide each brushstroke.
- The philosopher engaged abstractively with complex metaphysical concepts, seeking a deeper understanding.
- The researcher analyzed data abstractively, identifying patterns beyond the surface-level observations.
- Teaching abstractively, the professor encouraged students to explore the underlying principles of the subject matter.
- The poet expressed feelings abstractively, using language to evoke emotions rather than direct descriptions.
- Abstractively interpreting historical events, the author sought to highlight broader societal implications.
- The scientist approached the problem abstractively, considering unconventional solutions outside established frameworks.
- The musician composed music abstractively, experimenting with unconventional structures and tones.
- Thinking abstractively, the mathematician developed new theorems that challenged traditional paradigms.
- Exploring abstractively in the realm of artificial intelligence, the engineer designed algorithms with creative problem-solving approaches.
FAQs About the word abstractively
In a abstract manner; separately; in or by itself.
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The artist approached the canvas abstractively, allowing emotions to guide each brushstroke.
The philosopher engaged abstractively with complex metaphysical concepts, seeking a deeper understanding.
The researcher analyzed data abstractively, identifying patterns beyond the surface-level observations.
Teaching abstractively, the professor encouraged students to explore the underlying principles of the subject matter.
