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hands-on
adjective as in active participation; experiential
Strongest match
Example Sentences
As artificial intelligence threatens more office jobs, hands-on work like sailing is increasingly appealing, especially to the mechanically inclined.
Kennedy said it would be very difficult for graduate nursing programs to cut costs, because of their focus on hands-on training.
Taiwan's assistance to it has been hands-on: agricultural experts working side by side with locals, medical teams in small clinics, funding for local entrepreneurs, and inviting students to Taiwan on scholarships.
They are bundles of judgment, coordination and hands-on work.
She went to Texas A&M to study engineering, but when her hands-on lab classes stopped because of Covid, college became less enjoyable.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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