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She has an analytical mind.analytical = logical and systematic in seeking understanding
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We have a numbers-tested, analytical approach to advertising.analytical = logical and systematic
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My analytics said someone from Indianapolis has been on the site for 30 minutes. (source)analytics = information from computer analysis of data
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Basically, we've all read the same story, but we haven't used the same analytical apparatus. (source)analytical = logical and systematic
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I saw the differential equations you listed, and I don't think an analytical solution is possible, only a numerical one.† (source)analytical = relating to logical examination to improve understanding
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Some analytical part of my mind warned me that I was dangerously close to snapping from the stress.† (source)
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The analytical mind of Vittoria Vetra, once calmed, was a powerful force.† (source)analytical = relating to logical examination to improve understanding
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He asked more questions, through which Pari saw that he had a working knowledge of analytic number theory and was, at least in passing, familiar with Carl Gauss and Bernhard Riemann.† (source)analytic = relating to logical examination of something to better understand it
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Or, to put it another way, the ability to reason analytically.† (source)analytically = in the manner of a logical, systematic examination
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It's the Wonderland analytics of an infested human being.† (source)analytics = a system of logical examination of something to better understand it
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Unanalytical she was trying to analyze now and with no success.† (source)Unanalytical = in a manner that is not a careful, systematic, logical examinationstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unanalytical means not and reverses the meaning of analytical. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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We know where analytical intelligence comes from.† (source)analytical = relating to logical examination to improve understanding
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I was his first analytic patient, I found that out after I quit analysis.† (source)analytic = relating to logical examination of something to better understand it
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Unconcerned about the time and effort involved, he can handle all difficulties logically, analytically.† (source)analytically = in the manner of a logical, systematic examination
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My analytics instructor says that all logic is mere tautology.† (source)analytics = a system of logical examination of something to better understand it
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Unanalytical, she struggled with the complex thought.† (source)Unanalytical = in a manner that is not a careful, systematic, logical examination
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