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Term: observational

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition:

1. Relating to or based on observation.

2. Providing objective information or analysis, rather than expressing personal feelings or opinions.

Sense Examples:

1. She conducted an observational study to gather data on the behavior of wild animals.

2. The documentary offers an observational approach to depict the daily lives of people in remote villages.

Usage Examples:

- "The scientist used observational data to support her hypothesis."

- "The judge made an observational comment about the defendant's behavior during the trial."

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition:

1. An act or instance of observing.

2. The practice or process of closely watching and monitoring something.

3. A statement or remark based on what one has noticed or witnessed.

Sense Examples:

1. The birdwatcher's observational skills helped him identify several rare species.

2. His observational of the stars led him to discover a new comet.

Usage Examples:

- "The scientists conducted a series of observations to gather data on the behavior of the endangered species."

- "Her detailed observational about the suspect's appearance helped the police in their investigation."

Part of Speech: Adverb

Definition:

In a manner that involves observation, either in terms of looking or gathering information through careful attention.

Sense Examples:

1. The researcher closely observed the subject's behavior, taking notes observational.

2. The artist rendered the landscape observational, capturing its smallest details.

Usage Examples:

- "The photographer patiently waited, watching the scene unfold observational before pressing the shutter button."

- "The author described the scenery observational, vividly portraying each element that caught their attention."

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