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contributive

adjective as in contributing a result

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Example Sentences

Peale turned more often to his fellow citizens than to his board of directors to contribute what they could, be it specimen or knowledge.

Showcasing four new designs, this most recent drop from Fenty contributes to the brands driving force – trendy designs that cater to a market who values fresh fashion design.

The scarcity of e-cigarettes may have contributed to rising cigarette interest during the pandemic.

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“Combining diverse measures in a way that they support and build on each other may enhance the level of protection and may therefore contribute to reaching EU standards,” it suggests.

This should contribute to longer battery life and better efficiency in low-power tasks like checking emails, for instance.

The social degradation of the Negro is the greatest factor contributive to this high criminal record.

The sense of being contributive to his holiday satisfaction reigned in her.

The contributive part of French in the new vocabulary corresponds to the branches of activity reserved to the new-comers.

In fact, to him that mode may be as important a factor contributive to the desired result as the drug itself.

Description also, in the most artistic fiction, is used only as subsidiary and contributive to narration.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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