Pronunciation: /əˈfɔːrdəns/
noun a quality or feature of an object that allows it to be used in a particular way or for a particular purpose
A1 I see the affordances of using a smartphone for communication.
A2 Children quickly learn the affordances of different toys for play.
B1 The affordances of social media platforms vary depending on the user's needs.
B2 Designers must consider the affordances of a product to ensure it meets user expectations.
C1 An in-depth analysis of the affordances of technology in education is necessary for effective implementation.
C2 Experts in human-computer interaction study the affordances of various interfaces to optimize user experience.
formal The design of the new software takes into consideration the affordances of the user interface.
informal Make sure you understand the affordances of the new app before using it.
slang I can't figure out the affordances of this website, it's so confusing.
figurative The affordances of the situation allowed for a smooth transition to the new management team.
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