adhortative
/ədˈhɔːtətɪv/ /adˈhɔːtətɪv/Grammar
adjective
Of a verbal mood: that expresses exhortation.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Monthly Magazine and British Register. From post-classical Latin adhortativus from classical Latin adhortāt-, past participial stem of adhortārī + -īvus. Compare earlier adhortatory.
- nonapology apology
- non-apparent
- non-appearance
- non-appearer
- non-arcing
- non-Aristotelian
- non-aromatic
- nonart
- non-articulated
- nonary
- non-Aryan
- non-assertive
- non-associated
- non-association order
- non-associative
- non assumpsit
- non-atomic
- non-attached
- non-attachment
- non-attendance
- non-attender
- non-attributable
- non-attributably
- non-automatic
- non-availability