Definition of evaluative in English:

evaluative

adjective ɪˈvaljʊətɪvəˈvæljəˌweɪdɪv

Based on or relating to an assessment to form an idea of the value of something.
supervisors are making evaluative judgements of their work
you will need to demonstrate analytical and evaluative skills
Example sentencesExamples
- The present study investigated the development of self-esteem, that is, evaluative judgments about the self, across six years, from childhood to adolescence, in a Finnish sample.
- Females are subject to greater evaluative pressure concerning appearance.
- The first, body-image evaluation, denotes individuals' evaluative thoughts and beliefs about their physical appearance.
- The on-line library included facilities for users of its research documents to generate an assessment of the material used; such assessments then provided evaluative guides for other potential users of the same material.
- I also do not wish to engage in an evaluative comparison of Hale's novel with the works of other more celebrated American Indian authors.
- Such thinking is primarily evaluative: options or alternatives are evaluated and a decision is made.
- Of course, we can invoke the fact that spanking causes pain as evidence that it is wrong, but in order to reach the conclusion that it is wrong, we need an evaluative premise such as causing pain is wrong.
- The HR manager said her company wouldn't use fun weekends as an evaluative exercise.
- A book review -- which can appear in a journal, magazine or newspaper -- provides a descriptive, evaluative discussion of a recently published book.
- Initially, I try to keep the students focused on asking what problems mean, rather than asking them for immediate evaluative judgements or counter arguments.

Definition of evaluative in US English:

evaluative

adjectiveəˈvæljəˌweɪdɪvəˈvalyəˌwādiv

Based on or relating to an assessment to form an idea of the value of something.
supervisors are making evaluative judgments of their work
you will need to demonstrate analytical and evaluative skills
Example sentencesExamples
- Such thinking is primarily evaluative: options or alternatives are evaluated and a decision is made.
- The present study investigated the development of self-esteem, that is, evaluative judgments about the self, across six years, from childhood to adolescence, in a Finnish sample.
- Initially, I try to keep the students focused on asking what problems mean, rather than asking them for immediate evaluative judgements or counter arguments.
- The HR manager said her company wouldn't use fun weekends as an evaluative exercise.
- Females are subject to greater evaluative pressure concerning appearance.
- Of course, we can invoke the fact that spanking causes pain as evidence that it is wrong, but in order to reach the conclusion that it is wrong, we need an evaluative premise such as causing pain is wrong.
- The first, body-image evaluation, denotes individuals' evaluative thoughts and beliefs about their physical appearance.
- The on-line library included facilities for users of its research documents to generate an assessment of the material used; such assessments then provided evaluative guides for other potential users of the same material.
- A book review -- which can appear in a journal, magazine or newspaper -- provides a descriptive, evaluative discussion of a recently published book.
- I also do not wish to engage in an evaluative comparison of Hale's novel with the works of other more celebrated American Indian authors.

单词	evaluative
释义	Definition of evaluative in English: evaluative adjective ɪˈvaljʊətɪvəˈvæljəˌweɪdɪv Based on or relating to an assessment to form an idea of the value of something. supervisors are making evaluative judgements of their work you will need to demonstrate analytical and evaluative skills Example sentencesExamples The present study investigated the development of self-esteem, that is, evaluative judgments about the self, across six years, from childhood to adolescence, in a Finnish sample. Females are subject to greater evaluative pressure concerning appearance. The first, body-image evaluation, denotes individuals' evaluative thoughts and beliefs about their physical appearance. The on-line library included facilities for users of its research documents to generate an assessment of the material used; such assessments then provided evaluative guides for other potential users of the same material. I also do not wish to engage in an evaluative comparison of Hale's novel with the works of other more celebrated American Indian authors. Such thinking is primarily evaluative: options or alternatives are evaluated and a decision is made. Of course, we can invoke the fact that spanking causes pain as evidence that it is wrong, but in order to reach the conclusion that it is wrong, we need an evaluative premise such as causing pain is wrong. The HR manager said her company wouldn't use fun weekends as an evaluative exercise. A book review -- which can appear in a journal, magazine or newspaper -- provides a descriptive, evaluative discussion of a recently published book. Initially, I try to keep the students focused on asking what problems mean, rather than asking them for immediate evaluative judgements or counter arguments. Definition of evaluative in US English: evaluative adjectiveəˈvæljəˌweɪdɪvəˈvalyəˌwādiv Based on or relating to an assessment to form an idea of the value of something. supervisors are making evaluative judgments of their work you will need to demonstrate analytical and evaluative skills Example sentencesExamples Such thinking is primarily evaluative: options or alternatives are evaluated and a decision is made. The present study investigated the development of self-esteem, that is, evaluative judgments about the self, across six years, from childhood to adolescence, in a Finnish sample. Initially, I try to keep the students focused on asking what problems mean, rather than asking them for immediate evaluative judgements or counter arguments. The HR manager said her company wouldn't use fun weekends as an evaluative exercise. Females are subject to greater evaluative pressure concerning appearance. Of course, we can invoke the fact that spanking causes pain as evidence that it is wrong, but in order to reach the conclusion that it is wrong, we need an evaluative premise such as causing pain is wrong. The first, body-image evaluation, denotes individuals' evaluative thoughts and beliefs about their physical appearance. The on-line library included facilities for users of its research documents to generate an assessment of the material used; such assessments then provided evaluative guides for other potential users of the same material. A book review -- which can appear in a journal, magazine or newspaper -- provides a descriptive, evaluative discussion of a recently published book. I also do not wish to engage in an evaluative comparison of Hale's novel with the works of other more celebrated American Indian authors.
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