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disgracive

disgracive adjective: causing disgrace.

Adjective

disgracive (comparative more disgracive, superlative most disgracive)

  1. (obsolete) Causing disgrace.
    • I wonder at those , that will assume a knowledge of all ; they are unwisely ashamed of an ignorance , which is not disgracive1623, Owen Feltham, Resolves: Divine, Moral, Political

Forms of disgracive

comparativemore disgracive
superlativemost disgracive

Origin of disgracive

From disgrace + -ive.

Questions about disgracive

What does disgracive mean?
Disgracive means causing disgrace.
What part of speech is disgracive?
Disgracive is an adjective.

Words near disgracive in the dictionary

  1. disgraces
  2. disgracest
  3. disgraceth
  4. disgracing
  5. disgracious
  6. disgracive
  7. disgradation
  8. disgrade
  9. disgraded
  10. disgrades
  11. disgrading

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