unabortive
unabortive adjective: not abortive.
Adjective
unabortive (comparative more unabortive, superlative most unabortive)
- Not abortive.
- Hopes unabortive, if the Doctrine taught Fashion the Manners, into Habit wrought.1753, Joannes Freinshemius, The Vindication: or Day-Thoughts on Wisdom and Goodness: Occasioned by the Complaint; or Night-Thoughts on Life, Death, & Immortality
- Say, by thy babes (if e'er that womb has strove With unabortive child-birth throes)1841, The Epodes and Secular Ode of Horace. Translated by F. Howes
Forms of unabortive
| comparative | more unabortive |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unabortive |
Origin of unabortive
From un- + abortive.
Questions about unabortive
- What does unabortive mean?
- Unabortive means not abortive.
- What part of speech is unabortive?
- Unabortive is an adjective.
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