introductive

Meanings

• An adjective or noun used to introduce or explain another word or concept.

  - "The word 'however' is an introductory word that indicates a contrast between two ideas."
  - "The term 'therefore' is a common introductory word used to indicate a logical conclusion based on the information presented earlier."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with introductive
introductory , extraditionary , prejudicial , judicial , jurisdictional , diplomatic , premature , mature , premonitory , monitory , premissive , issive , precedential , cedential

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Homophones

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1. introductory () :
   

2. introductory () :
   

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Variants

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introduction , introductions

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Forms

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{"term"=>"introductory clause", "description"=>"A sentence or phrase that introduces or explains another sentence or phrase in a text."}

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Etymology

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From the Latin introducere, meaning 'to lead in'

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Trivia

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1. {"question"=>"What is the meaning of the introductory word 'however'?", "answer"=>"The meaning of the introductory word 'however' is 'in a contrasting or opposite manner, regardless of the circumstances'. For example, you could say 'I expected the concert to be excellent, but unfortunately the sound quality was very poor. However, despite the disappointing sound quality, the performance of the musicians was still impressive.' In this example, the introductory word 'however' is used to indicate a contrast or opposite situation, while also acknowledging that the situation may still have some positive aspects or qualities."}

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Related Concepts

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1. expository writing: A type of writing that is designed to explain, inform, or instruct the reader about a particular topic or subject.

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Culture

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In literature and art, introductory words and phrases are often used to set the tone, establish the context, or introduce the main characters or themes.

How to Memorize "introductive"

1. mnemonic devices
   

   - To memorize the meaning and usage of the introductory word 'however', you can use a mnemonic device such as the 'PEE' method. In this method, you can remember the meaning of 'however' by associating it with the words 'despite', 'even though', and 'nevertheless'. For example, you could remember the meaning of 'however' as 'in a contrasting or opposite manner, regardless of the circumstances'. By using this mnemonic device, you can more easily remember the meaning and usage of the introductory word 'however'.

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