Definition of conflictive in English:

conflictive

adjective

See conflict
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus, paternal absence is a conflictive, stressful situation that is difficult for children to evaluate, since it involves both negative and positive aspects.
- This puts him in the odd, conflictive position of negotiating down his sizable profits as producer as he tries to raise the rates of writers.
- Under certain conditions, even conflictive communication about distinct understandings of what constitute ecological sound uses of common-pool resources can lead to increased levels of ecological literacy.
- Her paintings were seen as conflictive and defeatist by the revolution's cultural establishment, as well as by fellow faculty members at the art school.
- It has rapidly left its past behind and is adapting to the new realities of the present world order - a normal, trading order rather than a conflictive one.

Definition of conflictive in US English:

conflictive

adjectivekənˈfliktiv

See conflict
Example sentencesExamples
- It has rapidly left its past behind and is adapting to the new realities of the present world order - a normal, trading order rather than a conflictive one.
- Her paintings were seen as conflictive and defeatist by the revolution's cultural establishment, as well as by fellow faculty members at the art school.
- Under certain conditions, even conflictive communication about distinct understandings of what constitute ecological sound uses of common-pool resources can lead to increased levels of ecological literacy.
- This puts him in the odd, conflictive position of negotiating down his sizable profits as producer as he tries to raise the rates of writers.
- Thus, paternal absence is a conflictive, stressful situation that is difficult for children to evaluate, since it involves both negative and positive aspects.

词汇	conflictive
释义	Definition of conflictive in English: conflictive adjective See conflict Example sentencesExamples Thus, paternal absence is a conflictive, stressful situation that is difficult for children to evaluate, since it involves both negative and positive aspects. This puts him in the odd, conflictive position of negotiating down his sizable profits as producer as he tries to raise the rates of writers. Under certain conditions, even conflictive communication about distinct understandings of what constitute ecological sound uses of common-pool resources can lead to increased levels of ecological literacy. Her paintings were seen as conflictive and defeatist by the revolution's cultural establishment, as well as by fellow faculty members at the art school. It has rapidly left its past behind and is adapting to the new realities of the present world order - a normal, trading order rather than a conflictive one. Definition of conflictive in US English: conflictive adjectivekənˈfliktiv See conflict Example sentencesExamples It has rapidly left its past behind and is adapting to the new realities of the present world order - a normal, trading order rather than a conflictive one. Her paintings were seen as conflictive and defeatist by the revolution's cultural establishment, as well as by fellow faculty members at the art school. Under certain conditions, even conflictive communication about distinct understandings of what constitute ecological sound uses of common-pool resources can lead to increased levels of ecological literacy. This puts him in the odd, conflictive position of negotiating down his sizable profits as producer as he tries to raise the rates of writers. Thus, paternal absence is a conflictive, stressful situation that is difficult for children to evaluate, since it involves both negative and positive aspects.
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