Pronunciation: /kənˈstrʌktɪv/
adjective helping to improve; promoting further development or advancement
A1 Working together on a puzzle can be a constructive way to bond with your family.
A2 The teacher provided constructive feedback to help the student improve their writing skills.
B1 The team had a constructive discussion to find a solution to the problem.
B2 The constructive criticism from the editor helped the author make significant improvements to the manuscript.
C1 The constructive feedback from the focus group led to a complete overhaul of the product design.
C2 The constructive dialogue between the two leaders paved the way for a successful diplomatic agreement.
formal The committee had a constructive meeting to discuss the new project proposal.
informal I appreciate your constructive feedback on my presentation.
slang Let's keep the conversation constructive and avoid any unnecessary drama.
figurative In order to build a strong relationship, it is important to lay down a foundation of constructive communication.
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