Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Informative.
from The Century Dictionary.
- Full of information; affording knowledge; instructive.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective rare Full of, or conveying, information; instructive.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective Providing or communicating information.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective providing or conveying information
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Examples
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"The goal here is more to take products or newspaper or newspapers and allow people to insert virtual informatory around those," said Lynch.
Larry Magid: Aurasma From Autonomy Could Change the Way We Look at Images and Objects (Video) Larry Magid 2011
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"The goal here is more to take products or newspaper or newspapers and allow people to insert virtual informatory around those," said Lynch.
Larry Magid: Aurasma From Autonomy Could Change the Way We Look at Images and Objects (Video) Larry Magid 2011
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"The goal here is more to take products or newspaper or newspapers and allow people to insert virtual informatory around those," said Lynch.
Larry Magid: Aurasma From Autonomy Could Change the Way We Look at Images and Objects (Video) Larry Magid 2011
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I think we need to have an informatory speech that teaches us our rights and to helps us become better citizens.
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We'll have to put here an official informatory on it, I think at this point for many Americans.
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We'll have to put here an official informatory on it, I think at this point for many Americans.
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The declaration of three Spades by the Dealer is a very recent idea and is also most informatory.
Auction of To-day Milton C. Work
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The lead of a King to show the Ace is a convention -- so is every informatory play or declaration.
Auction of To-day Milton C. Work
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DEALER, SECOND HAND, etc., this will be considered more thoroughly, and it is referred to at this time only for the purpose of pointing out that informatory bids from short suits containing high cards are no longer included in the vocabulary of the Declarer.
Auction of To-day Milton C. Work
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Fancy anyone's doubling a little slam bid on a hand like Carolyn Drake's -- or even calling an informatory double in the first place!
Murder at Bridge Anne Austin
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