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deflagrative

deflagrative adjective: that causes (or is accompanied by) deflagration.

Adjective

deflagrative (comparative more deflagrative, superlative most deflagrative)

  1. That causes (or is accompanied by) deflagration

Forms of deflagrative

comparativemore deflagrative
superlativemost deflagrative

Origin of deflagrative

From deflagrate + -ive.

Questions about deflagrative

What does deflagrative mean?
Deflagrative means that causes (or is accompanied by) deflagration.
What part of speech is deflagrative?
Deflagrative is an adjective.

Words near deflagrative in the dictionary

  1. deflagrating
  2. deflagrating spoon
  3. deflagrating spoons
  4. deflagration
  5. deflagrations
  6. deflagrative
  7. deflagrator
  8. deflagrators
  9. deflatable
  10. deflate
  11. deflated

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