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intransitivizer

intransitivizer noun: a word or construct that makes something intransitive.

Noun

intransitivizer (plural intransitivizers)

  1. A word or construct that makes something intransitive.

Forms of intransitivizer

pluralintransitivizers

Origin of intransitivizer

From intransitivize + -er.

Questions about intransitivizer

What does intransitivizer mean?
Intransitivizer means a word or construct that makes something intransitive.
What part of speech is intransitivizer?
Intransitivizer is a noun.
What is the plural of intransitivizer?
The plural of intransitivizer is intransitivizers.

Words near intransitivizer in the dictionary

  1. intransitivities
  2. intransitivity
  3. intransitivization
  4. intransitivize
  5. intransitivized
  6. intransitivizer
  7. intransitivizers
  8. intransitivizes
  9. intransitivizing
  10. intranslatability
  11. intranslatable

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