Associations to the word «Explanatory»
Noun
- Regression
- Variable
- Pulitzer
- Memorandum
- Gloss
- Annotation
- Practical
- Raphael
- Legitimacy
- Hypothesis
- Almanac
- Note
- Reporting
- Dahl
- Preface
- Dictionary
- Able
- Explanation
- Materialism
- Framework
- Coherence
- Optimism
- Journalism
- Commentary
- Ratification
- Paragraph
- Universal
- Booklet
- Relevance
- Text
- Model
- Theory
- Inference
- Coefficient
- Glossary
- Remark
- Parenthesis
- Realism
- Gap
- Narrative
- Prediction
- Paradigm
- Phenomenon
- Unification
- Supplement
- Abduction
- Translation
- Analogy
- Generalization
- Variance
- Detailing
- Pamphlet
- Epidemiology
- Self
- Particular
- Catechism
- Narration
- Reasoning
- Outcome
- Dsm
- Introduction
- Guessing
- Schema
- Levine
- Yi
Adjective
- Predictive
- Descriptive
- Causal
- Variable
- Normative
- Introductory
- Endogenous
- Self
- Qualitative
- Pragmatic
- Empirical
- Metaphysical
- Methodological
- Evolutionary
- Astronomical
- Theoretical
- Optimistic
- Dummy
- Conceptual
- Linguistic
- Hypothetical
- Textual
- Poetical
- Conditional
- Speculative
- Plausible
- Cognitive
- Supplementary
- Quantitative
- Investigative
- Linear
- Subjective
- Socioeconomic
Wiktionary
EXPLANATORY, adjective. Intended to serve as an explanation.
EXPLANATORY, adjective. (of a person) Disposed to explain.
EXPLANATORY FICTION, noun. A work of fiction that attempts to explain the causes of a real event
EXPLANATORY STYLE, noun. (psychology) The automatic, natural, habitual way the a person explains events.
Dictionary definition
EXPLANATORY, adjective. Serving or intended to explain or make clear; "explanatory notes"; "an explanatory paragraph".
Wise words
One merit of poetry few persons will deny: it says more and
in fewer words than prose.