Definition

Relating to or based on personal beliefs or views rather than facts.

Example

She has an opinionative approach to discussions, often sharing her views strongly.

Conversation

Have you noticed how opinionative she can be during discussions?

Yeah, it's like she always has to have the last word.

I appreciate her passion, but sometimes it feels overwhelming.

Totally! A little balance would make the conversations more enjoyable.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Opinionative → It is formed from "opinion" (from Latin *opinio*, meaning belief or judgment) and the suffix "-ative" (meaning having the nature of). The word "opinionative" describes someone or something that has the nature of expressing beliefs or judgments.

Memory Tip

Think of 'opinion' as a belief or judgment, and remember that 'opinionative' means having the nature of expressing those beliefs.

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