How do you pronounce contextual?

contextual is pronounced as kɒnˈtek.stju.əl.

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contextual

🌐contextual (kɔ̃tɛkstywɛl)

adjective

kɒnˈtek.stju.əl

contextuel (contextuel)

context contextualization

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Signification

Depending on or relating to the circumstances or setting; context-dependent.

Depending on or relating to the context or circumstances in which something occurs.

Depending on or relating to the circumstances that form the setting for an event or statement.

Traduction de la signification

Dépendant des circonstances ou du contexte; dépendant du contexte.

Dependant des circonstances ou du contexte; dependent du contexte.

Phrases d'exemple

Contextual meaning changes depending on usage.

La signification contextuelle change en fonction de l'utilisation.

His actions were understood in a broader contextual framework.

Ses actions ont été comprises dans un cadre contextuel plus large.

Understanding the contextual meaning of a word is crucial for effective communication.

Comprendre la signification contextuelle d'un mot est crucial pour une communication efficace.

Synonymes

situational, referential, circumstantial, environmental, conditional, relative, dependent, relevant

Entrée 1

situational, referential, circumstantial

Entrée 2

situational, circumstantial, environmental, conditional, relative, dependent

Entrée 3

situational, relevant

Antonymes

decontextualized, isolated, irrelevant, out-of-context, absolute, independent, unconditional, unrelated

Entrée 1

decontextualized, isolated, irrelevant

Entrée 2

out-of-context, irrelevant, absolute, independent, unconditional, isolated

Entrée 3

irrelevant, unrelated

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