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matriculative

matriculative adjective: relating to, or causing, matriculation; enrollment.

Adjective

matriculative (not comparable)

  1. Relating to, or causing, matriculation; enrollment.

Origin of matriculative

From matriculate + -ive.

Questions about matriculative

What does matriculative mean?
Matriculative means relating to, or causing, matriculation; enrollment.
What part of speech is matriculative?
Matriculative is an adjective.

Words near matriculative in the dictionary

  1. matriculation exam
  2. matriculation examination
  3. matriculation examinations
  4. matriculation exams
  5. matriculations
  6. matriculative
  7. matriculator
  8. matriculators
  9. matriculatory
  10. matrifocal
  11. matrifocality

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