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transactional
[ tran-sak-shuh-nuhl, -zak- ]
adjective
- of or relating to the process of conducting business:
A leading authority on ethical issues in commercial practice, she has designed classes and materials to teach students transactional skills.
- of or relating to personal or social interaction characterized by mutual influence and exchange:
The teacher questioned each pair of students in turn about the transactional nature of the role play—how their partner's statements or behavior shaped their own.
- of or relating to an attitude in which personal interaction revolves around cost and benefit:
There is a shift toward a more transactional relationship between a synagogue and its congregants, where the focus is often on dues and program fees.
Other 51Թ Forms
- ٰԲ··پDz·· adverb
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of transactional1
Example Sentences
Mr Buechel runs the Nest coffee shop in Chippenham, as well as a tyre business in nearby Melksham: "Cash is actually better because there is no transactional fee. On card you have to pay a processing fee and you have to wait."
For Stacie, her past experience as a sex worker had ingrained in her the idea that sex was transactional.
But that narrow, transactional view misses the bigger picture.
The whole marrying a prince thing has been very transactional and not so romantic.
It is merely, like Maher’s visit, transactional, and if there is one thing Donald Trump excels at, it is the transactional relationship.
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