What does it mean productively? The answer to the question is quite simple. The reader will believe it or not, but one meaning of the adverb refers to animal husbandry. Consider them all.
Meaning
“Productive” is a buzzword. It seems to be borrowed, but it is unlikely that a new wave of Anglicisms brought it to us. The explanatory dictionary does not immediately answer the question of what it means to be productive, but refers to a relative adjective. Therefore, it is necessary to illuminate the values of the latter:
- Productive, fruitful. For example: "I had an extremely fruitful, productive day today."
- Related to livestock. The individual that gives the product. "This cow is extremely fruitful."
- In grammar. Something that helps to form new words (units of language). For example: "Fruitful prefix."
Of course, we are primarily interested in the first meaning. For the masses, both animal husbandry and grammar do not cause an agitated response. Another thing is the importance of the first. Now you can easily and freely answer the question of what is productive. The latter is a synonym for “fruitful”. Some action has produced fruits, results, and these results are positive, at least for the side that evaluates. And so, of course, there are negative productive results.
Synonyms
We cut off from words-substitutions those that are not useful to the reader, in everyday use. So here is the list:
- sensibly;
- saturated;
- fruitfully;
- useful;
- efficiently;
- shock;
- effectively.
It is noteworthy that the list ends, perhaps, with the beloved word of the era. People are now required above all to be effective. True, it is good that this is true only in relation to work. In the professional activity of almost every specialist there are numbers, norms, parameters. Try to ask him what it means to be productive, he will probably answer you after some thought.
