interpretatively (Meaning)

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interpretatively (adv.)

By interpretation.

The dancer moved interpretatively, expressing emotions through each carefully choreographed movement.
The musician approached the composition interpretatively, infusing personal nuances into the performance.
The actor delivered his lines interpretatively, bringing depth and authenticity to the character.
The professor explained the complex theory interpretatively, breaking down the concepts for better understanding.
The artist painted interpretatively, allowing his emotions to guide the brushstrokes on the canvas.
The therapist listened interpretatively, discerning underlying feelings and concerns during the session.
The chef crafted the menu interpretatively, experimenting with flavors to create a unique dining experience.
The poet wrote interpretatively, using metaphor and symbolism to convey layers of meaning in the verses.
The architect designed the building interpretatively, blending modern and traditional elements seamlessly.
The yoga instructor guided the class interpretatively, encouraging students to connect with their inner selves through the poses.

By interpretation.

explanation, translation, analysis, illustration, exposition, demonstration, construction, explication, reasoning, clarification

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The dancer moved interpretatively, expressing emotions through each carefully choreographed movement.

The musician approached the composition interpretatively, infusing personal nuances into the performance.

The actor delivered his lines interpretatively, bringing depth and authenticity to the character.

The professor explained the complex theory interpretatively, breaking down the concepts for better understanding.