reductive 的 2 个定义
- of or relating to reduction; serving to reduce or abridge: an urgent need for reductive measures.
- of or relating to change from one form to another: reductive chemical processes.
- employing an analysis of a complex subject into a simplified, less detailed form; of, pertaining to, or employing reductionism; reductionistic.
- something causing or inducing a reductive process.
reductive 近义词
serving to simplify or abridge
reductive 的近义词 6 个
reductive 的反义词 2 个
更多reductive例句
- The thought that I stand for all of The Post — a newsroom of over a thousand journalists — is, of course, quite reductive.
- This truncated form of information, as opposed to knowledge, that we get presented with online is often really reductive, binary and dogmatic.
- Describing himself seems "unnecessarily reductive," though he acknowledges self-definition can be empowering for marginalized communities.
- But, showing his focus wasn’t just on the miniscule and reductive in science, he was also a pioneer in the field of public health.
- Because it's too cautious to dramatize real problems and too reductive to tackle them realistically.
- But it would be reductive to make that parallel a blanket one.
- He had read a positive review of his own work that nonetheless struck him as reductive and inaccurate.
- It is all too easy to be heavy-handed and reductive, something of which Freud himself was guilty on many occasions.
- Eric Foner complains that Spielberg's Lincoln is unacceptably reductive.
- Now that the law compels a list of dangerous drugs on the label, the cures proceed admittedly by a reductive principle.
- At a boiling heat, in presence of dilute acids, it is split up, yielding a reductive sugar.