Contextualists argue that the meaning of a statement can change depending on the circumstances in which it is uttered.

The historian, contextualistically, argued that the artifact's significance depended on its social environment.

Her contextualistic approach to literary criticism revealed how meaning shifts with historical and cultural circumstances.

The contextualist interpretation of the legal text emphasized the role of societal norms in shaping judicial decisions.

As a contextualist, she argued that the meaning of 'know' shifts with conversational context.