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motific

/məʊˈtɪ.fɪk/

motific adjective: producing motion.

Adjective (1)

motific (not comparable)

  1. Producing motion.

Adjective (2)

motific (not comparable)

  1. Of or relating to a motif or motifs.

Origin of motific

From Latin motus (“motion”) (from movere (“to move”)) + facere (“to make”).

From motif + -ic.

Questions about motific

What does motific mean?
Motific means producing motion.
What part of speech is motific?
Motific is an adjective.
How do you pronounce motific?
Motific is pronounced /məʊˈtɪ.fɪk/.

Words near motific in the dictionary

  1. Motibot
  2. motif
  3. motifeme
  4. motifemes
  5. motifemic
  6. motific
  7. motifies
  8. motifless
  9. motifs
  10. motify
  11. Motihari

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