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astructive

astructive adjective: constructive.

Adjective

astructive (comparative more astructive, superlative most astructive)

  1. (obsolete) constructive.

Forms of astructive

comparativemore astructive
superlativemost astructive

Origin of astructive

From Latin astructus, past participle of astruere (“to build up”), from ad + struere (“to build”).

Questions about astructive

What does astructive mean?
Astructive means constructive.
What part of speech is astructive?
Astructive is an adjective.

Words near astructive in the dictionary

  1. astrovirological
  2. astrovirology
  3. astrovirus
  4. astroviruses
  5. astrozoology
  6. astructive
  7. astrut
  8. ASTs
  9. astucious
  10. astuciously
  11. astucities

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