equative
1 of 2adjective
equat·ive
(ˈ)ē¦kwātiv,
ə̇ˈk-
1
: belonging to or constituting a degree of comparison (as in Welsh) that denotes an equal level of the quality, quantity, or relation expressed by the adjective or adverb compared
the equative degree
an equative form
2
of a grammatical case : denoting likeness or identity
equative
2 of 2noun
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plural -s
1
: the equative degree of comparison in a language : a form in the equative degree
2
: the equative case in a language : a form in the equative case
Word History
Etymology
Adjective
equate + -ive
- Mountain Daylight Time
- mountain devil
- mountain dew
- mountain dews
- mountain duck
- mountain eagle
- mountain ebony
- mountain fern
- mountain fetterbush
- mountain finch
- mountain flax
- mountain flower
- mountain fly honeysuckle
- mountain fringe
- mountain geranium
- mountain glacier
- mountain goat
- mountain gorilla
- mountain grape
- mountain green
- conference calls
- conferenced
- conferences
- conferencier
- conferencing