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concrescive

concrescive adjective: growing together, or into union; uniting.

Adjective

concrescive (not comparable)

  1. Growing together, or into union; uniting.
    • The list agrees not with parallel lists in the Old Testament, and it is inconceivable under what category any concrescive genealogy, official or family, would contain of women only the five named, or would omit names enough, and at the right places, to throw the list from Abraham to Christ into...1892, Methodist Review, volume 74, page 16

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Questions about concrescive

What does concrescive mean?
Concrescive means growing together, or into union; uniting.
What part of speech is concrescive?
Concrescive is an adjective.

Words near concrescive in the dictionary

  1. concrements
  2. concrescence
  3. concrescences
  4. concrescent
  5. concrescible
  6. concrescive
  7. concreta
  8. concrete
  9. concrete art
  10. concrete cancer
  11. concrete cancers

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