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disintegrative

UK/dɪsˈɪntɪˌɡreɪtɪv/

disintegrative adjective: losing cohesion or unity.

Adjective

disintegrative (comparative more disintegrative, superlative most disintegrative)

  1. Losing cohesion or unity.
  2. Having disorganized psychological and behavioral processes.

Forms of disintegrative

comparativemore disintegrative
superlativemost disintegrative

Origin of disintegrative

From disintegrate + -ive.

Words formed from disintegrative

Questions about disintegrative

What does disintegrative mean?
Disintegrative means losing cohesion or unity.
What part of speech is disintegrative?
Disintegrative is an adjective.
How do you pronounce disintegrative?
Disintegrative is pronounced /dɪsˈɪntɪˌɡreɪtɪv/ (UK).

Words near disintegrative in the dictionary

  1. disintegration energy
  2. disintegrational
  3. disintegrationist
  4. disintegrationists
  5. disintegrations
  6. disintegrative
  7. disintegrative psychosis
  8. disintegratively
  9. disintegrativity
  10. disintegrator
  11. disintegrators

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