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delocutive

delocutive adjective: being or relating to a verb that is derived from some other word and means to say that word, such as "ooh" in "The crowd oohed with excitement".

Adjective

delocutive (not comparable)

  1. Being or relating to a verb that is derived from some other word and means to say that word, such as "ooh" in "The crowd oohed with excitement".

Questions about delocutive

What does delocutive mean?
Delocutive means being or relating to a verb that is derived from some other word and means to say that word, such as "ooh" in "The crowd oohed with excitement".
What part of speech is delocutive?
Delocutive is an adjective.

Words near delocutive in the dictionary

  1. delocated
  2. delocates
  3. delocating
  4. delocation
  5. delocations
  6. delocutive
  7. deloft
  8. delofted
  9. delofting
  10. delofts
  11. Deloitte

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