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minsitive

minsitive adjective: mincing; affected; servile.

Adjective

minsitive (comparative more minsitive, superlative most minsitive)

  1. (obsolete) Mincing; affected; servile.

Forms of minsitive

comparativemore minsitive
superlativemost minsitive

Origin of minsitive

From minse (“to mince”) + -itive.

Questions about minsitive

What does minsitive mean?
Minsitive means mincing; affected; servile.
What part of speech is minsitive?
Minsitive is an adjective.

Words near minsitive in the dictionary

  1. minshukus
  2. Minshull
  3. Minshull Vernon
  4. Minshulls
  5. minsing
  6. minsitive
  7. Minsk
  8. Minsker
  9. Minskers
  10. Minskian
  11. Minskians

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