erective
erective adjective: making erect or upright; raising.
Adjective
erective (comparative more erective, superlative most erective)
Forms of erective
| comparative | more erective |
|---|---|
| superlative | most erective |
Origin of erective
From erect + -ive?
Words that rhyme with erective
- projective
- subjective
- effective
- objective
- prospective
- reflective
- collective
- connective
- defective
- directive
- respective
- selective
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- injective
- detective
- elective
- irrespective
- perfective
- retrospective
- affective
- bijective
- corrective
- ineffective
- inflective
- intellective
- intersubjective
- protective
- refective
- advective
- convective
- deflective
- ejective
- imperfective
- infective
- inspective
- introspective
- overprotective
- rejective
- surjective
- unreflective
- unselective
Questions about erective
- What does erective mean?
- Erective means making erect or upright; raising.
- What part of speech is erective?
- Erective is an adjective.
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