Sentences with PRIVATIVE
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"She had a privative attitude towards her co-workers, always excluding them from activities."
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"The privative nature of his comments left everyone feeling disheartened."
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"His privative actions caused a lot of controversy within the community."
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"The privative policies of the government limited citizens' freedoms."
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"The privative environment of the prison made it difficult for inmates to rehabilitate."
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"Her privative upbringing had a lasting impact on her social skills."
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"The privative language used in the article alienated many readers."
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"The company's privative conditions led to high turnover rates among employees."
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"Their privative beliefs hindered their ability to accept new ideas."
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"The privative treatment of certain individuals was a clear violation of human rights."
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"A privative prefix changes the meaning of the word to its opposite."
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"The word 'unhappy' is formed by adding a privative prefix to 'happy'."
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"In English, 'non-' and 'un-' are common privative prefixes."
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"The term 'nonexistent' is an example of a privative word."
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"A privative adjective denotes the absence or lack of a quality or attribute."
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"The privative suffix '-less' is often used to indicate absence or deprivation."
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"An example of a privative concept is 'nonexistence'."
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"The author coined several privative terms to describe abstract concepts."
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"The privative nature of the word 'disorder' implies the absence of order."
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"The privative meaning of 'im- ' in 'impossible' is 'not'."
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"The privative nature of the word 'inability' suggests a lack of ability."
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"In linguistics, a privative term refers to a word that indicates absence or negation."
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"The privative nature of the word 'unconscious' denotes a lack of awareness."
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"She used a privative adjective to describe the state of the abandoned building."
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"The privative aspect of 'disbelief' conveys the absence of belief or acceptance."
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"In some languages, negation is expressed using privative affixes."
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"The privative particle 'un-' in English can be attached to adjectives to form opposites."
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"The concept of 'irrational' contains a privative prefix that indicates negation."
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"The privative sense of 'un-' in 'unequal' implies a lack of equality."
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"The word 'disconnected' includes a privative prefix indicating separation."
