dissolutive
dissolutive adjective: producing dissolution; dissolvent.
Adjective
dissolutive (comparative more dissolutive, superlative most dissolutive)
- Producing dissolution; dissolvent.
- It seemed a perfect tonic to the man to seek out some long-established relationship […] and interpose his dissolutive bulk between the pair-bonding, unsticking the accretions of years, experiences, children…even love.1996, Will Self, The Sweet Smell of Psychosis, Bloomsbury, published 2011, page 14
Forms of dissolutive
| comparative | more dissolutive |
|---|---|
| superlative | most dissolutive |
Questions about dissolutive
- What does dissolutive mean?
- Dissolutive means producing dissolution; dissolvent.
- What part of speech is dissolutive?
- Dissolutive is an adjective.
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