Constructiveness: meaning, definitions and examples
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constructiveness
[ kənˈstrʌktɪvnɪs ]
in discussions
The quality of being helpful and positive in the way that you express your opinions or give suggestions.
Synonyms
helpfulness, positivity, usefulness
Examples of usage
- I appreciate the constructiveness of your feedback on my project.
- Let's try to approach the problem with more constructiveness.
in relationships
The ability to contribute to the growth and improvement of a situation or a connection between people.
Synonyms
betterment, contribution, enhancement
Examples of usage
- Their marriage thrived due to the mutual constructiveness in their communication.
- We need to work on the constructiveness of our teamwork.
Translations
Translations of the word "constructiveness" in other languages:
🇵🇹 construtividade
🇮🇳 रचनात्मकता
🇩🇪 Konstruktivität
🇮🇩 konstruktivitas
🇺🇦 конструктивність
🇵🇱 konstruktywność
🇯🇵 建設的 (けんせつてき)
🇫🇷 constructivité
🇪🇸 constructividad
🇹🇷 yapıcılık
🇰🇷 건설적임 (geonseoljeogim)
🇸🇦 بناء (bina')
🇨🇿 konstruktivita
🇸🇰 konstruktívnosť
🇨🇳 建设性 (jiànshè xìng)
🇸🇮 konstruktivnost
🇮🇸 uppbygging
🇰🇿 құрылымдылық
🇬🇪 კონსტრუქციულობა (k'onst'rukts'iuloba)
🇦🇿 konstruktivlik
🇲🇽 constructividad
Etymology
The word 'constructiveness' originated from the verb 'construct', which comes from the Latin word 'constructus', past participle of 'construere' meaning 'to pile up, build, construct'. The suffix '-iveness' is added to form the noun, indicating the quality or state of being constructive. The concept of constructiveness has been emphasized in various fields such as psychology, education, and interpersonal relationships as a key element for positive outcomes and growth.
See also: construct, constructed, constructing, construction, constructive, constructivism, constructor, deconstruct, deconstruction, misconstruction, reconstruct, reconstruction, reconstructive, reconstructor, unconstructed.