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exploratory

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Adj — Done in order to investigate or find something out.

How to use exploratory

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exploratory surgery exploratory talks

Etymology

From explore + the adjective ending -atory.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “exploratory” mean?

The word “exploratory” means done in order to investigate or find something out. In plain terms, meant for investigating or testing something out, rather than for a final result.

How do you pronounce “exploratory”?

“Exploratory” is pronounced ehk-SPLOR-uh-tuh-ree (/ɛkˈsploɹ.əˌtoɹ.i/ in IPA).

How do you use “exploratory” in a sentence?

Here is “exploratory” used in a sentence: “Doctors performed exploratory surgery to find the cause of the pain.”

What part of speech is “exploratory”?

“Exploratory” is an adjective.

Is “exploratory” a common word?

“Exploratory” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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