Similar words: defectiveness, effectiveness, objectiveness, subjectiveness, directive, protectiveness, reflectiveness, ineffectiveness. Meaning: n. the quality of being directive.
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1) More recently Ray developed the Directiveness Scale, which is well able to predict dominant behaviour.
2) Draft is regulation of directiveness of a policy, put forward from macroscopical angle.
3) But this standard extraction cost is governmental directiveness price, skimble-scamble.
4) In addition, still having principle of a few directiveness also should be remembered well in the heart.
5) Therapeutic change is greatest when the directiveness of the intervention is inversely applied to the patient's measured level of trait-like resistance.
6) Well-known, the channel that search engine receives as Internet information, information to the netizen is collected have very strong directiveness .
7) Mans sense of time not only is of objectivity, but also of subjective creation, value directiveness and historical development.
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