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purposive

/ˈpɜː.pə.sɪv/

Traduction: Adjectif décrivant quelque chose fait avec un but ou une intention déterminée ; en anglais moderne, il est considéré comme archaïque ou excessivement formel.

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/ˈpɜː.pə.sɪv/C2formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif décrivant quelque chose fait avec un but ou une intention déterminée ; en anglais moderne, il est considéré comme archaïque ou excessivement formel.

An adjective describing something that is done with a specific purpose or intention; now considered archaic or overly formal in modern English.

  1. Having a clear purposeC1formal

    Acting with a specific intention or goal in mind; deliberate.

    frdélibéré, intentionnel

    • Her purposive actions led to the successful completion of the project.
    • The team adopted a purposive approach to solve the problem.
    • His purposive behavior was evident in every decision he made.

    Synonymescalculateddeliberatedesignedintentionalpurposeful

    Antonymesaccidentalaimlessincidentalmeaninglesspointlesspurposelessrandomunintentional

  2. Designed for a specific functionC1formal

    Created or intended to serve a particular aim or objective.

    frfait pour une fonction précise

    • The architect designed a purposive layout for the office to maximize efficiency.
    • This tool is purposive, meant only for cutting metal.
    • The policy was purposive in its focus on reducing carbon emissions.

    Synonymesdeliberatefunctionalgoal-directedintentionalpurposeful

    Antonymesaimlesspurposeless

Formes
  • more purposive comparative form
  • most purposive superlative form
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