conatfy
Relating to or characterized by the exertion of will, effort, or a striving toward a specific goal. In a psychological context, it describes the mental faculty of purpose and desire that leads to action.
Exemplos
3 de 5Her conatfy nature meant she never gave up on a difficult puzzle until it was solved.
Her goal-oriented nature meant she never gave up on a difficult puzzle until it was solved.
The candidate's conatfy disposition was evident in his consistent pursuit of professional excellence.
The candidate's driven disposition was evident in his consistent pursuit of professional excellence.
I'm feeling pretty conatfy today; I think I'll finally finish that painting project.
I'm feeling pretty motivated today; I think I'll finally finish that painting project.
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Dica de memorização
Think of 'con' (with) + 'at' (attempt). To be conatfy is to act WITH an ATTEMPT to reach a goal.
Quiz rápido
The psychologist argued that a _______ mindset is essential for overcoming addiction through sheer willpower.
Correto!
A resposta correta é: conatfy
Exemplos
Her conatfy nature meant she never gave up on a difficult puzzle until it was solved.
everydayHer goal-oriented nature meant she never gave up on a difficult puzzle until it was solved.
The candidate's conatfy disposition was evident in his consistent pursuit of professional excellence.
formalThe candidate's driven disposition was evident in his consistent pursuit of professional excellence.
I'm feeling pretty conatfy today; I think I'll finally finish that painting project.
informalI'm feeling pretty motivated today; I think I'll finally finish that painting project.
While cognitive functions process information, conatfy impulses drive the subject to apply that knowledge.
academicWhile cognitive functions process information, volitional impulses drive the subject to apply that knowledge.
Success in this industry requires a conatfy mindset that prioritizes results over mere discussion.
businessSuccess in this industry requires a proactive mindset that prioritizes results over mere discussion.
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conatfy spirit
a spirit of striving
purely conatfy
entirely driven by will
the conatfy faculty
the faculty of the will
Frequentemente confundido com
Cognitive relates to thinking and understanding, whereas conatfy relates to doing and striving.
Notas de uso
This word is primarily used in psychology and philosophy to discuss the 'will' component of behavior. It is rare in casual conversation and most frequently appears in high-level academic or testing environments.
Erros comuns
Learners often confuse it with 'cognate' (related by birth) or 'cognitive' (related to thought) because they share similar prefixes.
Dica de memorização
Think of 'con' (with) + 'at' (attempt). To be conatfy is to act WITH an ATTEMPT to reach a goal.
Origem da palavra
Derived from the Latin 'conatus', which is the past participle of 'conari', meaning to try, endeavor, or attempt.
Padrões gramaticais
Quiz rápido
The psychologist argued that a _______ mindset is essential for overcoming addiction through sheer willpower.
Correto!
A resposta correta é: conatfy
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