positively
ਸਕਾਰਾਤਮਕ
definition
adverb
Camp and school partnerships have the potential to positively influence participating students and staff, the schools they come from, and the families to which they return.
in a positive way, in particular.
example
It was stored in a freezer and 'positively' identified this morning.
Testimonials on the site, from educators and students in particular, comment 'positively' on the save and store features as well as the author linking capabilities.
Mary, a typical middle-England single mother, reacts particularly 'positively' to one of their arts policies.
Police have 'positively' identified the bulk of a mob of 274 cattle, allegedly stolen from properties and saleyards in Victoria and New South Wales.
A particularly useful theme of the book is how to adjust to one's new emotional history and in particular how to deal 'positively' with children as a noncustodial parent.
Two eyewitnesses 'positively' identified Mr Porter as the killer.
Although poor visibility can be a nuisance for all of us, there are some activities where it is 'positively' dangerous, and one group of people, where it can be life-threatening, are aircraft pilots.
The responses to the questionnaire survey showed that patients with common mental disorders in the community generally respond 'positively' to participation in teaching.
Without a real person to 'positively' bond with, children will choose, as a default option, either a fictional character or someone they'll never meet, like a celebrity or a religious figure.
As many as 250 people have been 'positively' identified as descendants of Thomas Rice.
It made me feel quite 'positively' inclined towards the yet-to-be launched new paper
Some of these drugs are not only unsuitable but 'positively' dangerous.
U.S. officials have already played down the importance of visually identifying the men, saying their dental and medical records 'positively' identified the brothers.
In fact, today weak cover can be 'positively' dangerous to anyone trying to work under deep cover.
some of the diets may be 'positively' dangerous
We examined general practitioner and hospital records for details of diagnoses and abnormal test results among participants reporting 'positively' on any of these eight questionnaire items.
To their credit the Newbridge side reacted 'positively' to the well-chosen remarks of coach Bernard Jackman at half-time.
And as I went over to meet with the families and be briefed this morning, there was speculation from some of the media that we had identified 60 'positively' .
Many of those places are 'positively' dangerous and it is surprising that there have not been clamours to have them made safer by the removal of parked vehicles.
‘I like it,’ I decided, finally remarking kindly and 'positively' to a fragrance she tried.
The result is that ordinary politics, or perhaps we should say the politics that ordinary people make, is not just foolish but 'positively' dangerous.
One hundred percent of every person who comes onboard is screened, 'positively' identified, and tracked in our system, while they're with us as a passenger or a crewmember.
Despite all this, no level of government has displayed any serious interest in responding 'positively' .
Many Muslim leaders have responded 'positively' , particularly the 50 Labour councillors who this week declared their support for the Allied campaign in Afghanistan.
She couldn't 'positively' identify any of the men shown in the pictures - until, on her third and final visit to his office, Price pulled out another file.
I exchanged a surprised look with Andy who looked 'positively' speechless.
I want to emphasize that I am 'positively' for this ticket.
Despite little more than two hours proper sleep and a morning long downpour arguably not too dissimilar from the one that cleansed all but Noah and his posse I started the day quite 'positively' .
Participants responded 'positively' to messages promoting hope, answering questions, and providing CF information.
But instead he emphasizes the importance of fighting drugs, 'positively' encouraging to continue the misallocation of resources.
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