- 看过 determinative 的人也看了 :
- final
- determinant
- certain
- crucial
- decided
- decisive
- definitive
- determined
- settled
determinative 的 2 个定义
- serving to determine; determining.
- something that determines.
- a graphic symbol used in ideographic writing to denote a semantic class and written next to a word to indicate in what semantic category that word is to be understood, thus at times distinguishing homographs.
determinative 近义词
conclusive
determinative 的近义词 10 个
更多determinative例句
- It may prove determinative in the choices rural youth make to commit to and ultimately improve their hometowns.
- In fact, according to new research released this afternoon by Pew Research Center’s American Trends Panel, 2020 election results showed the country that demographics alone are not determinative of how Americans vote.
- I’m not willing to call 2020 determinative for anyone, let alone a longtime pro like January, but if Connecticut is going to win it all, January needs a season like her Phoenix years, if not her Indiana ones.
- Of course, special elections aren't determinative of what will happen in November.
- As a result Middlesex presents a view of history that is as determinative and linear as you will find in any Greek myth.
- In Middlesex history is not just determinative; it is also cyclical.
- Uhry herself doesn't believe those qualities predict school success, but she thinks they are determinative in school admissions.
- The reader should remember the name, for it was the scene of one of the most remarkable and determinative events in history.
- The internal condition is determinative, for things that are boresome to one may be very interesting to another.
- While ìd means primarily “water of the sea”, it is much used also as a determinative before names of rivers.
- It is a confirmatory method rather than a determinative one.
- The utterances of the Independent were determinative of popular thought and conviction in an extraordinary degree.