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normative

/ˈnɔːr.mə.tɪv/

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adjective

/ˈnɔːr.mə.tɪv/C1formal
  • ruОтносящийся к установлению стандарта или нормы, особенно в поведении или языке.

Relating to or establishing a standard or norm, especially of behavior or language.

  1. C1formal

    Relating to or establishing a standard or norm, especially of behavior or practice.

    ruНормативный

    • The study provides a normative framework for ethical decision-making.
    • Normative grammar rules dictate how language should be used.
    • The committee established normative guidelines for the industry.

    Synonymscanonicalprescriptiveregulatory

    Antonymsdescriptivenonstandard

  2. Prescriptive or evaluativeC1formal

    Concerned with what ought to be, rather than what is; making value judgments.

    ruНормативный

    • Normative economics deals with what the economy should be like.
    • The philosopher's argument was normative, not descriptive.
    • Normative statements often include words like 'should' or 'ought'.

    Synonymsaxiologicalevaluativejudgmentalmoralizingprescriptive

    Antonymsdescriptivefactualpositive

Forms
  • more normative comparative form
  • most normative superlative form
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