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selective

[si-lek-tiv] / sɪˈlɛk tɪv /


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But average spending per traveller declined and cinema box office takings fell sharply, suggesting households remain selective about parting with money.

From BBC

Per Smith’s directions, he keeps Pinkett Smith’s name out of his mouth while pointing out that Smith himself practices selective outrage, and the slap is proof of that.

From Salon

However, even as consumers remain selective on spending, concert demand has stayed strong since venues began reopening in the wake of pandemic restrictions.

From MarketWatch

Limited boots on the ground, but instead, selective intelligence assets—the Israelis hacked Tehran’s traffic cameras to track leadership.

From The Wall Street Journal

As populations continue to grow, females may also become more selective, which could further favor males with stronger displays or other desirable traits.

From Science Daily