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commissive mood

commissive mood noun: a grammatical mood that indicates promises or threats.

Noun

commissive mood (plural commissive moods)

  1. A grammatical mood that indicates promises or threats.

Forms of commissive mood

pluralcommissive moods

Questions about commissive mood

What does commissive mood mean?
Commissive mood means a grammatical mood that indicates promises or threats.
What part of speech is commissive mood?
Commissive mood is a noun.
What is the plural of commissive mood?
The plural of commissive mood is commissive moods.

Words near commissive mood in the dictionary

  1. commissions
  2. commissions de bene esse
  3. commissionship
  4. commissionships
  5. commissive
  6. commissive mood
  7. commissive moods
  8. commissively
  9. commissives
  10. Commisso
  11. Commissos

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