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inirritative

inirritative adjective: not accompanied with excitement (irritation).

Adjective

inirritative (comparative more inirritative, superlative most inirritative)

  1. (archaic) Not accompanied with excitement (irritation).
    • The inirritative fever differs from the puerperal and from the hectic fever, by the permanent inactivity of the stomach1794–1796, Erasmus Darwin, Zoonomia; or, The Laws of Organic Life, volume (please specify |volume=I or II), London: […] J[oseph] Johnson, […], →OCLC

Forms of inirritative

comparativemore inirritative
superlativemost inirritative

Origin of inirritative

From in- + irritative.

Questions about inirritative

What does inirritative mean?
Inirritative means not accompanied with excitement (irritation).
What part of speech is inirritative?
Inirritative is an adjective.

Words near inirritative in the dictionary

  1. iniquity
  2. iniquous
  3. inirradiated
  4. inirritability
  5. inirritable
  6. inirritative
  7. Inishmeane
  8. Inishowen
  9. inisle
  10. inisled
  11. inisles

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