tuitiveadj.
/ˈtjuːɪtɪv/ rare.
1. Giving tuition or instruction.
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society > education > teaching > [adjective]
instructivea1492
preceptivea1525
instructing1561
documentalc1575
dogmatical1580
doctrinablea1586
doctrinal1597
didactical1603
didascalic1609
tutorly1611
schooling1614
indoctrinating1642
disciplinable1644
docenta1645
institutionary1646
protreptic1658
protreptical1662
dogmatic1678
educating1699
didactive1723
educativea1750
tuitive1776
educatory1792
didactic1799
instructional1801
tuitionary1816
instructionary1824
didascalara1846
teaching1853
tuitional1861
documentary1873
1776 Adv. Corkscrew ii. 17 His tutor resolved not to swerve from the general rule of these tuitive companions, but let his pupil indulge in every extravagance.
2. Acquired by instruction as opposed to intuitive or innate (intuitive adj. 3c). rare.
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society > education > learning > [adjective] > acquired by learning
doctrinal1628
disciplinary1647
tuitive1784
autodidactic1828
1784 New Spectator No. 22. 1 A man without an innate idea would be incapable of acquiring any.—Without intuitive knowledge he could have no tuitive.
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