| 释义 |
in·junc·tive
I. \-ŋ(k)tiv\ adjective
Etymology: Latin injunctus + English -ive
1.
a. : constituting an order, prohibition, or admonition : enjoining
< this injunctive maxim — C.H.Hamburg >
b. : constituting a mood or set of verb forms usually with imperative, optative, or subjunctive meaning
2. : of or relating to a legal injunction
< injunctive relief was not available to the state — New Republic >
< an injunctive order >
II. noun
(-s)
: the injunctive grammatical mood or a verbal form expressing it |