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disquietive

disquietive adjective: tending to disquiet; unnerving or offputting.

Adjective

disquietive (comparative more disquietive, superlative most disquietive)

  1. Tending to disquiet; unnerving or offputting

Forms of disquietive

comparativemore disquietive
superlativemost disquietive

Origin of disquietive

From disquiet + -ive.

Questions about disquietive

What does disquietive mean?
Disquietive means tending to disquiet; unnerving or offputting.
What part of speech is disquietive?
Disquietive is an adjective.

Words near disquietive in the dictionary

  1. disquieteth
  2. disquietful
  3. disquieting
  4. disquietingly
  5. disquietings
  6. disquietive
  7. disquietly
  8. disquietment
  9. disquietness
  10. disquietous
  11. disquiets

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