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manuductive

/mænjuˈdʌktɪv/

manuductive adjective: providing guidance.

Adjective

manuductive (comparative more manuductive, superlative most manuductive)

  1. Providing guidance.
    Synonyms:
    manuductory

Synonyms of manuductive

Forms of manuductive

comparativemore manuductive
superlativemost manuductive

Questions about manuductive

What does manuductive mean?
Manuductive means providing guidance.
What part of speech is manuductive?
Manuductive is an adjective.
How do you pronounce manuductive?
Manuductive is pronounced /mænjuˈdʌktɪv/.

Words near manuductive in the dictionary

  1. manucodes
  2. manucodiata
  3. manucodiatas
  4. manuduction
  5. manuductions
  6. manuductive
  7. manuductor
  8. manuductors
  9. manuductory
  10. Manuel
  11. Manuel Roxas

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