Definition of contextual in English:

contextual

adjective kənˈtɛkstʃʊəlkənˈtɛkstʃʊəl

1Depending on or relating to the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea.
he included contextual information in footnotes
Example sentencesExamples
- The variegated facades of brick, painted aluminum, and stainless steel are his own brand of contextual design.
- The most successful schemes are distinguished by the complexity and subtlety of their response to these historical and contextual elements.
- Each of the texts is a richly illustrated production with handsome photographs of both objects and related contextual documents.
- In spite of some good ecological intentions and contextual theory, some pleasant urban spaces and detailing have happened.
- In using such a place, you implicitly reflect on its contextual architectural framework.
- In today's agricultural economy, the macro forces at work are bringing contextual questions to any agribusiness.
- These courses require students to make contextual connections with their professional interests in order for them to use the concepts.
- The irony of signs that have come to signify difference is that they are at once reductive, yet simultaneously contextual.
- Visitors can view approximately 80 masks alongside video footage and contextual information.
- Museum objects and contextual photos are distinguished by scale and position.
1. 1.1 Depending on the preceding or following parts of a text to clarify meaning.
  they have limited practice in working out the meaning of unfamiliar material from contextual clues
  Example sentencesExamples
  There were no contextual clues to follow, and one could only try and make sense of the inscription.
  The ability to draw this conclusion comes from contextual usage.
  These two concepts are concerned with the spatial and contextual relationships of words.
  Their economic interpretation of urban vice was the contextual key to understanding the statute's construction.
  Without vowels, the ancients depended in part on contextual clues in order to read.
  There are serious flaws attached to any contextual attempt to understand the meaning of the word "person" in the Constitution for due process purposes.
  The interpreter should seek to determine the contextual meaning of "one day" in this verse.
  The aim of the inquiry is not to probe the real intentions of the parties, but to ascertain the contextual meaning of the relevant contractual language.
  The scriptural principle inevitably had to negotiate an array of competing interests such as the linguistic and contextual ambiguity of the text.
  When the presence of a pun in the final sentence of the fables was a constant condition, the contextual elaboration was shown to increase reported humor.

Derivatives

contextually

adverbkənˈtɛkstjʊəlikənˈtɛkstʃʊəli

In a way that relates to the context or circumstances surrounding an event, statement, or idea.
the rules and regulations must be interpreted contextually
Example sentencesExamples
- meanings will vary historically and contextually
- a contextually grounded account
- Pragmatics is traditionally concerned with the contextually conditioned interpretation of an expression.
- At the same time, avoidance can contextually become the subject of jokes.
- The proliferation of Native American literature in the late 20th century has revealed Indian reality to be a contextually interrelated matrix.

Rhymes

textual

Definition of contextual in US English:

contextual

adjectivekənˈtɛkstʃʊəlkənˈteksCHo͝oəl

1Depending on or relating to the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea.
he included contextual information in footnotes
Example sentencesExamples
- Each of the texts is a richly illustrated production with handsome photographs of both objects and related contextual documents.
- The irony of signs that have come to signify difference is that they are at once reductive, yet simultaneously contextual.
- The most successful schemes are distinguished by the complexity and subtlety of their response to these historical and contextual elements.
- Museum objects and contextual photos are distinguished by scale and position.
- In today's agricultural economy, the macro forces at work are bringing contextual questions to any agribusiness.
- In using such a place, you implicitly reflect on its contextual architectural framework.
- Visitors can view approximately 80 masks alongside video footage and contextual information.
- In spite of some good ecological intentions and contextual theory, some pleasant urban spaces and detailing have happened.
- The variegated facades of brick, painted aluminum, and stainless steel are his own brand of contextual design.
- These courses require students to make contextual connections with their professional interests in order for them to use the concepts.
1. 1.1 Depending on the preceding or following parts of a text to clarify meaning.
  they have limited practice in working out the meaning of unfamiliar material from contextual clues
  Example sentencesExamples
  The ability to draw this conclusion comes from contextual usage.
  Without vowels, the ancients depended in part on contextual clues in order to read.
  When the presence of a pun in the final sentence of the fables was a constant condition, the contextual elaboration was shown to increase reported humor.
  The aim of the inquiry is not to probe the real intentions of the parties, but to ascertain the contextual meaning of the relevant contractual language.
  There were no contextual clues to follow, and one could only try and make sense of the inscription.
  The scriptural principle inevitably had to negotiate an array of competing interests such as the linguistic and contextual ambiguity of the text.
  Their economic interpretation of urban vice was the contextual key to understanding the statute's construction.
  There are serious flaws attached to any contextual attempt to understand the meaning of the word "person" in the Constitution for due process purposes.
  The interpreter should seek to determine the contextual meaning of "one day" in this verse.
  These two concepts are concerned with the spatial and contextual relationships of words.

单词	contextual
释义	Definition of contextual in English: contextual adjective kənˈtɛkstʃʊəlkənˈtɛkstʃʊəl 1Depending on or relating to the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea. he included contextual information in footnotes Example sentencesExamples The variegated facades of brick, painted aluminum, and stainless steel are his own brand of contextual design. The most successful schemes are distinguished by the complexity and subtlety of their response to these historical and contextual elements. Each of the texts is a richly illustrated production with handsome photographs of both objects and related contextual documents. In spite of some good ecological intentions and contextual theory, some pleasant urban spaces and detailing have happened. In using such a place, you implicitly reflect on its contextual architectural framework. In today's agricultural economy, the macro forces at work are bringing contextual questions to any agribusiness. These courses require students to make contextual connections with their professional interests in order for them to use the concepts. The irony of signs that have come to signify difference is that they are at once reductive, yet simultaneously contextual. Visitors can view approximately 80 masks alongside video footage and contextual information. Museum objects and contextual photos are distinguished by scale and position. 1.1 Depending on the preceding or following parts of a text to clarify meaning. they have limited practice in working out the meaning of unfamiliar material from contextual clues Example sentencesExamples There were no contextual clues to follow, and one could only try and make sense of the inscription. The ability to draw this conclusion comes from contextual usage. These two concepts are concerned with the spatial and contextual relationships of words. Their economic interpretation of urban vice was the contextual key to understanding the statute's construction. Without vowels, the ancients depended in part on contextual clues in order to read. There are serious flaws attached to any contextual attempt to understand the meaning of the word "person" in the Constitution for due process purposes. The interpreter should seek to determine the contextual meaning of "one day" in this verse. The aim of the inquiry is not to probe the real intentions of the parties, but to ascertain the contextual meaning of the relevant contractual language. The scriptural principle inevitably had to negotiate an array of competing interests such as the linguistic and contextual ambiguity of the text. When the presence of a pun in the final sentence of the fables was a constant condition, the contextual elaboration was shown to increase reported humor. Derivatives contextually adverbkənˈtɛkstjʊəlikənˈtɛkstʃʊəli In a way that relates to the context or circumstances surrounding an event, statement, or idea. the rules and regulations must be interpreted contextually Example sentencesExamples meanings will vary historically and contextually a contextually grounded account Pragmatics is traditionally concerned with the contextually conditioned interpretation of an expression. At the same time, avoidance can contextually become the subject of jokes. The proliferation of Native American literature in the late 20th century has revealed Indian reality to be a contextually interrelated matrix. Rhymes textual Definition of contextual in US English: contextual adjectivekənˈtɛkstʃʊəlkənˈteksCHo͝oəl 1Depending on or relating to the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea. he included contextual information in footnotes Example sentencesExamples Each of the texts is a richly illustrated production with handsome photographs of both objects and related contextual documents. The irony of signs that have come to signify difference is that they are at once reductive, yet simultaneously contextual. The most successful schemes are distinguished by the complexity and subtlety of their response to these historical and contextual elements. Museum objects and contextual photos are distinguished by scale and position. In today's agricultural economy, the macro forces at work are bringing contextual questions to any agribusiness. In using such a place, you implicitly reflect on its contextual architectural framework. Visitors can view approximately 80 masks alongside video footage and contextual information. In spite of some good ecological intentions and contextual theory, some pleasant urban spaces and detailing have happened. The variegated facades of brick, painted aluminum, and stainless steel are his own brand of contextual design. These courses require students to make contextual connections with their professional interests in order for them to use the concepts. 1.1 Depending on the preceding or following parts of a text to clarify meaning. they have limited practice in working out the meaning of unfamiliar material from contextual clues Example sentencesExamples The ability to draw this conclusion comes from contextual usage. Without vowels, the ancients depended in part on contextual clues in order to read. When the presence of a pun in the final sentence of the fables was a constant condition, the contextual elaboration was shown to increase reported humor. The aim of the inquiry is not to probe the real intentions of the parties, but to ascertain the contextual meaning of the relevant contractual language. There were no contextual clues to follow, and one could only try and make sense of the inscription. The scriptural principle inevitably had to negotiate an array of competing interests such as the linguistic and contextual ambiguity of the text. Their economic interpretation of urban vice was the contextual key to understanding the statute's construction. There are serious flaws attached to any contextual attempt to understand the meaning of the word "person" in the Constitution for due process purposes. The interpreter should seek to determine the contextual meaning of "one day" in this verse. These two concepts are concerned with the spatial and contextual relationships of words.
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