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intradirective

intradirective adjective: being an intransitive verb in which the subject both actively performs and undergoes the action.

Adjective

intradirective (not comparable)

  1. Being an intransitive verb in which the subject both actively performs and undergoes the action.

Origin of intradirective

From intra- + directive.

Words formed from intradirective

Phrases with intradirective

Questions about intradirective

What does intradirective mean?
Intradirective means being an intransitive verb in which the subject both actively performs and undergoes the action.
What part of speech is intradirective?
Intradirective is an adjective.

Words near intradirective in the dictionary

  1. intradimensionally
  2. intradimer
  3. intradimeric
  4. intradiol
  5. intradiploic
  6. intradirective
  7. intradirective verb
  8. intradirective verbs
  9. intradiscal
  10. intradiscally
  11. intradisciplinary

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