manipulative in Japanese
manipulative in Japanese is 操作的 — manipulative means inclined to control or influence others unfairly for personal gain.
manipulative in Japanese
操作的
Pronounced: sōsateki
(pejorative) Reaching one's goals at the expense of other people by using them.
What does "manipulative" mean?
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adj Inclined to control or influence others unfairly for personal gain.
"His manipulative behavior eventually cost him all his friends."
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noun A physical object used to teach or demonstrate a mathematical idea.
"The teacher handed out counting manipulatives for the lesson on fractions."
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manipulative in a sentence
- His manipulative behavior eventually cost him all his friends.
- The teacher handed out counting manipulatives for the lesson on fractions.
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What is "manipulative" in Japanese?
"manipulative" in Japanese is 操作的. manipulative means: Inclined to control or influence others unfairly for personal gain.
How do you pronounce 操作的?
"manipulative" in Japanese is 操作的, pronounced "sōsateki".
How do you use "manipulative" in a sentence?
Example: "His manipulative behavior eventually cost him all his friends." In Japanese, "manipulative" is 操作的.
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