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instructive
adjective as in informative
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Example Sentences
It’s very instructive, the response to that catch.
But there is also hope this episode has been instructive.
This is shrewd on both the merits and politics, and it’s instructive that Democrats scuttled a procedural vote 50-44.
His experience at Exelon was instructive in how construction delays and cost overruns can push power companies into debt spirals.
Apart from some surveillance, tailing suspects, one fatal encounter and an occasional chase, there’s little in the way of capital-A Action, mostly just a lot of talk — inquisitive, instructive, threatening, discursive, domestic or speechifying.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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