constructive in Italian
constructive in Italian is costruttivo — constructive means helpful and useful, especially in offering solutions or improvements rather than just criticism.
constructive in Italian
costruttivo
Carefully considered and meant to be helpful.
What does "constructive" mean?
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adj Helpful and useful, especially in offering solutions or improvements rather than just criticism.
"Try to be constructive when you disagree, and suggest a better way forward."
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adj Legally treated as existing or having happened, even though it wasn't stated directly.
"Being forced to resign by unbearable conditions can count as constructive dismissal."
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constructive in a sentence
- Try to be constructive when you disagree, and suggest a better way forward.
- She gave constructive feedback that actually helped him improve the essay.
- Being forced to resign by unbearable conditions can count as constructive dismissal.
- The judge ruled that the landlord's neglect amounted to constructive eviction of the tenants.
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What is "constructive" in Italian?
"constructive" in Italian is costruttivo. constructive means: Helpful and useful, especially in offering solutions or improvements rather than just criticism.
How do you use "constructive" in a sentence?
Example: "Try to be constructive when you disagree, and suggest a better way forward." In Italian, "constructive" is costruttivo.
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