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- verb Alternative spelling of
contextualized .
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Examples
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The concept "equitable" carries with it the notion of contextualised fairness it is not a synonym for mechanical, formalistic equality.
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In the 19th century Western missionaries brought Christianity to sub-Saharan Africa, but the Christianity they brought had generally been "contextualised" into modernity in Western Europe and North America.
Khanya 2009
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Since its first application to linguistics, two decades ago, the ecological perspective has offered an alternative to the somewhat mechanistic and de-contextualised ‘computing’ metaphor for language learning, with its inputs, outputs and feedback.
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But the subject is contextualised into a modern pretextual theory that includes reality as a whole.
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Since its first application to linguistics, two decades ago, the ecological perspective has offered an alternative to the somewhat mechanistic and de-contextualised ‘computing’ metaphor for language learning, with its inputs, outputs and feedback.
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Assuming that by ‘focus’ is meant ‘the important information’, this is so wrong as to be the exact opposite of the case, and is a good example of what happens when you try to fabricate rules out of de-contextualised examples.
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We need to teach students what is acceptable in different contexts – another good reason to ensure that context is well contextualised.
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But the subject is contextualised into a modern pretextual theory that includes reality as a whole.
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There are other great materials which came out at that time, I think possibly ahead of their time, and did not enjoy the commercial success of simple (but beautifully contextualised) grammar based courses like Streamline.
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I covered the Middle East for the BBC from the mid-1970s to the early 1990s, and am aggrieved by my ex-employer's continuing inability to describe in a just and contextualised way the conflict between military occupier and militarily occupied.
BBC is 'confusing cause and effect' in its Israeli coverage 2011
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