Similar words: exploration, exploratory, exploitative, exploitive, explore, explorer, exploring, unexplored. Meaning: [ek'splɒrətɪv] 
adj. serving in or intended for exploration or discovery.
adj. serving in or intended for exploration or discovery. 
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1 Boys and girls, what are you think to explorative natural to a beautiful schoolyard?
2 The explorative study its semantic features and the changes of its derogative and appreciative meanings.
3 As an explorative and creative method, research - study is posing new challenge to teachers.
4 This is an explorative project without precedent, and the results methioned important theoretical and experiment value.
5 Kindergarten's regional activity is an explorative activity; it is an interaction between teacher and kids.
6 Design . This qualitative study has a cross - sectional and descriptive - explorative design.
7 This article basing on the cellulase finining , anti-crease and anti-bacterial finishing and relative theory of cotton woven fabric finds an explorative finishing way of pure cotton knitted fabric.
8 Today, our country has adopted development financing method to support these enterprises and we are now in an explorative stage.
9 The second point is about its semantic analysis. The explorative study is focused on its semantic features and the changes of its derogative and appreciative meanings.
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