perspectival
ˌpɜːrspekˈtaɪvəl
Definition

Definition of perspectival - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
viewpointrelated to a particular viewpoint or attitude
  • Her perspectival approach to the problem was unique.
2.
artTECH.related to the art technique of perspectiveTECH.
  • The painting has a strong perspectival depth.
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Origin of perspectival

Latin, perspectivus (of sight)

Examples of perspectival in a sentence

  • Her perspectival insights added depth to the discussion.
  • The artist's perspectival skills are evident in the mural.
  • Her work is known for its perspectival accuracy.

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  1. French:orienté, perspectif, ...
  2. German:perspektivisch, perspektivbezogen, ...
  3. Italian:prospettico, ...
  4. Spanish:perspectivista, con perspectiva, ...
  5. Portuguese:perspetivista, perspectivo, ...
  6. Chinese:视角的, 透视的, ...
  7. Japanese:視点的な, 遠近法的, ...
  8. Arabic:مَنْظُورِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:פֶּרְסְפֶּקְטִיבִי, פֶּרְסְפֶּקְטִיבִי, ...
  10. Russian:перспективный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:суб'єктивний, ...
  12. Hindi:दृष्टिकोणात्मक, दृश्यात्मक, ...

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