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The hidden pattern behind successful products | Mark Pincus (FarmVille, Words with Friends, & more)

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Word card

perspectives

plural noun
Translation

points of view; ways of thinking

Contextual Meaning

Here, perspectives means distinctive ways of thinking about or approaching product development. The perspectives are described as contrarian because they challenge common industry opinions.

Usage Tips

Use perspectives for viewpoints, opinions, or approaches to an issue. It often appears with possessives or adjectives such as different, unique, fresh, and contrarian.

Example

“Her unusual perspectives on product design helped the team create something original.”

Common Collocations

different perspectivesa fresh perspectivecontrarian perspectives
Synonyms
viewpointspoints of viewoutlooks
Antonyms
consensusuniformity
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