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selectively

/sɪˈlek.tɪv.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa «de maneira que envolve uma escolha cuidadosa» ou «escolhendo apenas algumas coisas de um grupo». Descreve ações feitas com critério ou preferência, frequentemente implicando a exclusão intencional de outras.

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adverb

/sɪˈlek.tɪv.li/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa «de maneira que envolve uma escolha cuidadosa» ou «escolhendo apenas algumas coisas de um grupo». Descreve ações feitas com critério ou preferência, frequentemente implicando a exclusão intencional de outras.

An adverb meaning "in a way that involves careful choice" or "choosing only some things from a group." It describes actions performed with discrimination or preference, often implying intentional exclusion of others.

  1. In a careful or discriminating mannerB2formal

    Choosing or picking only certain items or people based on specific criteria.

    ptSeletivamente

    • She selectively applied for jobs that matched her skills.
    • The committee selectively reviewed the applications.
    • He selectively chose which facts to include in his report.

    Sinônimoscarefullyjudiciouslyprudently

    Antônimosindiscriminatelyrandomly

  2. In a way that excludes othersB2formal

    Acting in a way that favors or includes only certain things or people.

    ptSeletivamente

    • The school selectively admits students based on test scores.
    • The museum selectively displays only the most valuable artifacts.
    • The company selectively hires candidates with specific experience.

    Sinônimosexclusivelypreferentiallyrestrictively

    Antônimosbroadlycomprehensivelyindiscriminatelyuniversally

Formas
  • more selectively comparative form
  • most selectively superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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