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  • adjective grammar Of or pertaining to the act of regurgitating.

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Examples

  • Nor was it mere regurgitative journalism -- like the Sunday Times and its Insight team, there was a proper sense of investigative journalism.

    Bobby Friedman: Closing Murdoch's Papers Could Kill Opinion Bobby Friedman 2011

  • Nor was it mere regurgitative journalism -- like the Sunday Times and its Insight team, there was a proper sense of investigative journalism.

    Bobby Friedman: Closing Murdoch's Papers Could Kill Opinion Bobby Friedman 2011

  • Mick Brookes, the NAHT general secretary, said: Testing narrows the curriculum and makes learning shallow, because the tests are simply regurgitative.

    Archive 2009-03-01 Jim Horn 2009

  • Mick Brookes, the NAHT general secretary, said: Testing narrows the curriculum and makes learning shallow, because the tests are simply regurgitative.

    British Teachers Plan to End National Testing Jim Horn 2009

  • My disgust at this behavior and my rage at the insensate electorate that tolerates such has gone beyond the regurgitative process.

    Terrorist Threat Revealed! 2009

  • I could feel the warmth of the regurgitative quasi-pietic spandrels right through my jacket as my long lost apparatus' sinusoidal vaneshaft quietly trilled, "pocketa pocketa pocketa..."

    Oh Great - I Caught A Story Virus 2008

  • I could feel the warmth of the regurgitative quasi-pietic spandrels right through my jacket as my long lost apparatus' sinusoidal vaneshaft quietly trilled, "pocketa pocketa pocketa..."

    Archive 2008-12-01 2008

  • Hearst, William Randolph, bombastic kitsch of, 81; as baptist, 81; regurgitative properties of, 81; as second Noah, 82

    Who's Who 2005

  • Hearst, William Randolph, bombastic kitsch of, 81; as baptist, 81; regurgitative properties of, 81; as second Noah, 82

    Who's Who 2005

  • Maybe an author of such...stature...is doing something new and meaningful with the theme, and the regurgitative tenor of the blurb is simply the fault of the marketing department.

    PEEPS rip-off 2007

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