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levitative

levitative adjective: having the power of causing other things to rise in the air; having the power of levitation.

Adjective

levitative (comparative more levitative, superlative most levitative)

  1. having the power of causing other things to rise in the air; having the power of levitation
    • Superconducting ceramics produced by this technique have excellent levitative properties.
    • To speak of air having weight was a contradiction of the principle that air was naturally levitative and upward-tending.

Forms of levitative

comparativemore levitative
superlativemost levitative

Questions about levitative

What does levitative mean?
Levitative means having the power of causing other things to rise in the air; having the power of levitation.
What part of speech is levitative?
Levitative is an adjective.

Words near levitative in the dictionary

  1. levitates
  2. levitating
  3. levitation
  4. levitational
  5. levitations
  6. levitative
  7. levitator
  8. levitators
  9. Levite
  10. leviteracetam
  11. Levites

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