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impositive

impositive noun: a kind of causative that describes the patient being put into a certain position.

Noun

impositive (plural impositives)

  1. A kind of causative that describes the patient being put into a certain position.

Forms of impositive

pluralimpositives

Questions about impositive

What does impositive mean?
Impositive means a kind of causative that describes the patient being put into a certain position.
What part of speech is impositive?
Impositive is a noun.
What is the plural of impositive?
The plural of impositive is impositives.

Words near impositive in the dictionary

  1. imposingly
  2. imposingness
  3. imposition
  4. impositional
  5. impositions
  6. impositive
  7. impositives
  8. impossibilism
  9. impossibilist
  10. impossibilists
  11. impossibilities

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