formative in Latin
formative in Latin is operātīvus — formative means having a strong influence on how someone or something develops.
formative in Latin
operātīvus
Capable of forming something.
What does "formative" mean?
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adj Having a strong influence on how someone or something develops.
"Her formative years were spent traveling with her parents."
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adj Describing an assessment used to guide ongoing learning rather than to grade final results.
"Teachers use formative feedback to help students improve before the final exam."
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formative in a sentence
- Her formative years were spent traveling with her parents.
- Reading widely as a child had a formative effect on his writing.
- Teachers use formative feedback to help students improve before the final exam.
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What is "formative" in Latin?
"formative" in Latin is operātīvus. formative means: Having a strong influence on how someone or something develops.
How do you use "formative" in a sentence?
Example: "Her formative years were spent traveling with her parents." In Latin, "formative" is operātīvus.
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