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incerative

incerative adjective: cleaving or sticking like wax.

Adjective

incerative (comparative more incerative, superlative most incerative)

  1. (rare) Cleaving or sticking like wax.
    • certaine incerative powders of Bora1649, A Discourse of Fire and Salt, translation of original by Blaise de Vigenère

Forms of incerative

comparativemore incerative
superlativemost incerative

Origin of incerative

From Latin cera (“wax”).

Questions about incerative

What does incerative mean?
Incerative means cleaving or sticking like wax.
What part of speech is incerative?
Incerative is an adjective.

Words near incerative in the dictionary

  1. inceptosol
  2. incepts
  3. inceptual
  4. inceration
  5. incerations
  6. incerative
  7. incertain
  8. incertainties
  9. incertainty
  10. incertitude
  11. incertitudes

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