INCOMMUNICATIVELY Meaning and
Definition
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Incommunicatively is an adverb that describes something done or communicated in an unresponsive, non-engaging, or non-relational manner. It pertains to the absence or lack of effective communication, interpersonal interaction, or sharing of thoughts, ideas, or emotions.
When someone behaves incommunicatively, they may choose to remain silent, distant, or unresponsive to others' attempts to engage in conversation or exchange information. This behavior can hinder the formation of meaningful connections, inhibiting the establishment of effective relationships or the conveyance of intended messages. Incommunicatively could describe a person's resistance or inability to express oneself clearly or openly, thereby causing miscommunication or misunderstandings in a given social or professional setting.
The term can also be applied to situations that lack appropriate channels of communication or fail to foster mutual understanding. For instance, an incommunicatively designed website may not provide user-friendly interfaces or fail to respond adequately to user queries, leading to frustration or a lack of information exchange.
Incommunicatively can be used to describe a characteristic of an individual or a communication process. It indicates a disposition or style that inhibits connection, denying the openness, clarity, or engagement necessary for effective communication.
Common Misspellings for INCOMMUNICATIVELY
- uncommunicatively
- jncommunicatively
- kncommunicatively
- oncommunicatively
- 9ncommunicatively
- 8ncommunicatively
- ibcommunicatively
- imcommunicatively
- ijcommunicatively
- ihcommunicatively
- inxommunicatively
- invommunicatively
- infommunicatively
- indommunicatively
- incimmunicatively
- inckmmunicatively
- inclmmunicatively
- incpmmunicatively
- inc0mmunicatively
- inc9mmunicatively
Etymology of INCOMMUNICATIVELY
The word "incommunicatively" is formed by adding the suffix "-ly" to the adjective "incommunicative".
The adjective "incommunicative" is derived from the noun "communication", which comes from the Latin word "communicatio", meaning "a sharing, imparting, or making common". The Latin term is derived from the verb "communicare", which means "to impart, share, or make common", and is formed by combining "com-" (meaning "together") and "munus" (meaning "a duty or gift").
The suffix "-ive" is added to "communication" to form the adjective "communicative", meaning "inclined to communicate or share information".
The prefix "in-" added to "communicative" changes its meaning to a negation, so "incommunicative" means "not inclined to communicate or share information".
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