communicative
ప్రసారక
definition
adjective
the patient was alert and communicative
ready to talk or impart information.
example
If that doesn't work then try to be 'communicative' with other people in your class.
Similarly, clinicians rarely record all 'communicative' exchanges with patients.
Instead, identification is the result of a 'communicative' process that interconnects reason and emotions.
A doctor with whom you have a good, 'communicative' and friendly relationship is a rare beast.
While you're in a 'communicative' mood, please let us know what you think of our articles, and what subjects you'd like us to cover.
The point being, there is a huge difference between writing for pure 'communicative' purposes, and writing for more aesthetic reasons.
Generally, girls start off in school being more articulate and 'communicative' than their male primary friends.
Never very 'communicative' or outgoing, he continued to work but not to speak.
Well, I'd have to argue that a lot of art photography can be conceptual and 'communicative' , as can painting of course.
All six of Cooper's dancers have a strong classical ballet technique from which to push off into the modern, innovative and 'communicative' dance they aspire to perform.
Its 'communicative' possibilities are both opened up and closed off by its layered context of lyrics, background music, and prior performance.
My vet is not very 'communicative' or easy to get a call back once the initial treatment is set.
His social skills improved so that he became more 'communicative' , conversational and animated.
Technically, all space/time restrictions have been effectively eliminated from the 'communicative' process.
The website would provide the common interface to these 'communicative' processes, as well as access to the tools for project registration.
This is not so as to obtain things there and then, but to share mental states and to build 'communicative' relationships to other people in the long term.
They even adopted the boy, whom they recall as a lively, 'communicative' , and welcomed member of the family.
For example, it requires considerable 'communicative' skill to be able to attribute uncertainty to the current state of medical knowledge rather than to one's own ignorance.
At the moment, Smart is being open and 'communicative' , signs that she has coped well.
I also became noticeably more accessible and 'communicative' .
Therefore, their images are an important expressive and 'communicative' resource and should be part of the cultural debate.
The editors invite submissions for a new online edited collection exploring discursive, visual, and other 'communicative' features.
The immediacy of his 'communicative' performance made up more than enough for the occasional flat notes of which there were precious few in any case.
He's a straight-talking and personable man and the expectation is that people and priests will find him approachable and 'communicative' .
I think your plan to stay open and 'communicative' is vital.
The use of language for 'communicative' purposes rests on the belief that other persons have minds much like our own.
It required two participants able to mean and to intend, locked into a social context of 'communicative' exchange.
Allusions and references, in other words, allow writers to engage their readers and listeners actively in the 'communicative' process.
As a result, Suzanne's songs use a language that is simple, 'communicative' and often surprising, particularly for the unexpected stories she chooses to tell.
It sends a message, it is 'communicative' , and it seeks to impact the situation on the ground in a way which leverages a weak tactical situation.
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