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presentative
/ prɪˈzɛntətɪv /
adjective
- philosophy
- able to be known or perceived immediately
- capable of knowing or perceiving in this way
- subject to or conferring the right of ecclesiastical presentation
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Derived Forms
- preˈsentativeness, noun
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Other Words From
- unpre·senta·tive adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of presentative1
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Example Sentences
The presentative realist, in his appeal to "common-sense" and the "plain man," first sophisticates the umpire and then appeals.
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If we wish to cultivate the Representative faculties, we must begin by cultivating the Presentative faculties.
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Well, he writes that a child playing with its toys experiences presentative-representative feelings.
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Strictly speaking, indeed, perception must be defined as a presentative-representative operation.
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The latter would be a simple presentative error, the former a compound representative error.
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