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immediative

immediative adjective: of or relating to the grammatical aspect which expresses a secondary action which occurs immediately before the primary action of a statement.

Adjective

immediative (not comparable)

  1. Of or relating to the grammatical aspect which expresses a secondary action which occurs immediately before the primary action of a statement.

Origin of immediative

From immediate + -ive.

Questions about immediative

What does immediative mean?
Immediative means of or relating to the grammatical aspect which expresses a secondary action which occurs immediately before the primary action of a statement.
What part of speech is immediative?
Immediative is an adjective.

Words near immediative in the dictionary

  1. immediateness
  2. immediatenesses
  3. immediatism
  4. immediatist
  5. immediatists
  6. immediative
  7. immediatly
  8. immediatorial
  9. immedicable
  10. immedicably
  11. Immel

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