encadive
Relating to the structural framing or containment of a subject, often used to describe elements that define the boundaries of a narrative, visual field, or conceptual space. It characterizes the peripheral components that serve to establish the context and limits of a central focus.
Beispiele
3 von 5The encadive hedges around the estate provided a sense of total seclusion from the neighboring properties.
The framing hedges around the estate provided a sense of total seclusion from the neighboring properties.
The architect argued that the encadive pillars were essential for directing the viewer's attention toward the altar.
The architect argued that the structural framing pillars were essential for directing the viewer's attention toward the altar.
I like how the encadive borders on this website make the content feel much more organized.
I like how the enclosing borders on this website make the content feel much more organized.
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Merkhilfe
Think of the French word 'cadre' (frame); 'encadive' describes anything that acts like a frame ('en-cadre').
Schnelles Quiz
The _________ nature of the prologue helps set the stage for the complex themes explored later in the novel.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: encadive
Beispiele
The encadive hedges around the estate provided a sense of total seclusion from the neighboring properties.
everydayThe framing hedges around the estate provided a sense of total seclusion from the neighboring properties.
The architect argued that the encadive pillars were essential for directing the viewer's attention toward the altar.
formalThe architect argued that the structural framing pillars were essential for directing the viewer's attention toward the altar.
I like how the encadive borders on this website make the content feel much more organized.
informalI like how the enclosing borders on this website make the content feel much more organized.
In structuralist theory, the encadive narrative acts as a crucial lens through which the internal story is interpreted.
academicIn structuralist theory, the framing narrative acts as a crucial lens through which the internal story is interpreted.
The company needs an encadive strategy to define the specific boundaries of our market reach.
businessThe company needs a defining strategy to define the specific boundaries of our market reach.
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Häufige Kollokationen
Häufige Phrasen
encadive effect
the result of framing a subject
encadive logic
reasoning based on established boundaries
purely encadive
serving only as a frame
Wird oft verwechselt mit
Indicative means serving as a sign or indication, whereas encadive refers to framing or enclosing.
Evocative means bringing strong images or memories to mind, while encadive is about structural containment.
Nutzungshinweise
This word is highly technical and primarily used in academic contexts like art history or linguistics. Note that it is often used as a 'pseudo-word' or distractor in English proficiency tests to check lexical recognition.
Häufige Fehler
Learners often mistake this for 'indicative' due to phonetic similarity. Additionally, because it is extremely rare, using it in casual conversation may cause confusion.
Merkhilfe
Think of the French word 'cadre' (frame); 'encadive' describes anything that acts like a frame ('en-cadre').
Wortherkunft
Derived from the French 'encadrer' (to frame), which comes from 'cadre' (frame/square), combined with the English suffix '-ive'.
Grammatikmuster
Kultureller Kontext
Found mostly in Continental philosophy and European art criticism regarding the 'encadrement' or the framing of social and artistic spaces.
Schnelles Quiz
The _________ nature of the prologue helps set the stage for the complex themes explored later in the novel.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: encadive
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