Synonyms for contextual
kənˈtɛks tʃu əlcon·tex·tu·al

Princeton's WordNet

1. contextualadjective

   relating to or determined by or in context

   "contextual information"

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1. relevantadjective

   Submitted by debnathcr on August 25, 2021  

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1. List of paraphrases for "contextual":

   shortcut, context-sensitive, situational, right-click, context, pop-up, background, issue-based, context-specific

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1. Andrew Anker:

   We believe that helping people access this important contextual information can help them evaluate if articles are from a publisher they trust, and if the story itself is credible, this step is part of our larger efforts to combat false news and misinformation on Facebook — providing people with more context to help them make more informed decisions, advance news literacy and education, and working to reinforce indicators of publisher integrity on our platform. Google will use the indicators.

2. Tracey Shors:

   They were more likely to see the trauma in their mind, to see the contextual layout, and to consider it a significant part of their life story.

3. Soumya Swaminathan:

   I think the guidance on children will be very contextual and specific to local context.

4. Skip Stolz:

   When it comes to certain kinds of decision making and things requiring an intuitive contextual understanding, machines are not yet able to do those things. Computers can process huge amounts of data.

5. James Buehler:

   The limits of death certificates are that they do not provide much contextual information about the circumstances of people's lives in general or the circumstances surrounding their deaths in particular, this study, like any study that depends on death certificate data, paints a broad picture. It lets you see large patterns and make general inferences when the findings are triangulated with what is known from other research, and it lets you frame questions for further investigations.