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interpretive

[in-tur-pri-tiv] / ɪnˈtɜr prɪ tɪv /


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They argued that would give the city greater legal leverage to require the developer to care for artifacts, develop interpretive programs, and possibly even modify construction plans.

From Science Magazine

“Even the publisher of the book calls it a ‘biography,’ meaning, it writes its own interpretive spin.

From Seattle Times

“I think the supernatural is really interpretive. There’s not necessarily anything that’s been said yet that’s written in stone,” said the actor.

From Seattle Times

Unusually for a scientific paper, this one acknowledges that some interpretive gaps among the authors remained unbridged—and it includes a statement from Lakota elders, several of whom are co-authors.

From Science Magazine

“I really liked the interpretive art aspect,” he said.

From Washington Post