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pacative

pacative adjective: relating to pacation.

Adjective

pacative (comparative more pacative, superlative most pacative)

  1. (formal) Relating to pacation.
    • Prayer hath a pacative virtue; as, Hannah "prayed unto the Lord, and wept sore;" and mark the event, "the woman went her way, and did eat, and her countenance was no more sad," &c. (1 Sam. i. 18).1845, Thomas Manton, One Hundred and Ninety Sermons on the Hundred and Nineteenth Psalm, volume 1, page 219

Forms of pacative

comparativemore pacative
superlativemost pacative

Questions about pacative

What does pacative mean?
Pacative means relating to pacation.
What part of speech is pacative?
Pacative is an adjective.

Words near pacative in the dictionary

  1. pacas
  2. Pacases
  3. pacate
  4. pacated
  5. pacation
  6. pacative
  7. pacay
  8. pacaya
  9. pacayas
  10. pacays
  11. pacca

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