enactive
ɪˈnæktɪv
Definition

Definition of enactive - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
educationRareinvolving active participation in learningRare
  • Enactive learning helps students understand better.
interactive participatory
2.
cognitive scienceTECH.relating to knowledge gained through actionTECH.
  • Enactive learning emphasizes doing and experiencing.
active experiential
3.
legalRarehaving power to enact or establish lawsRare
  • The enactive body passed several new regulations.
juridical legislative
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Origin of enactive

Latin, en (in) + actus (act)

Examples of enactive in a sentence

  • Teachers are adopting enactive methods for better results.
  • Enactive methods are crucial in skill acquisition.
  • The enactive approach involves physical interaction with the environment.
  • The enactive committee drafted new educational policies.
  • Enactive powers were granted to the council to reform the system.

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  1. French:participatif, énactif, ...
  2. German:aktiv, handelnd, ...
  3. Italian:enattivo, esperienziale, ...
  4. Spanish:activo, basado en la acción, ...
  5. Portuguese:enativo, ativo, ...
  6. Chinese:主动参与的, 体验的, ...
  7. Japanese:体験型の, エナクティブ, ...
  8. Arabic:تَفاعُلِيّ, فعلي, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּעִיל, פְּעוּלָתִי, ...
  10. Russian:активный, практический, ...
  11. Ukrainian:активний, енактівний, ...
  12. Hindi:सक्रिय, क्रियात्मक, ...

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