alterative

Modifies a noun

• faculty: In fact, the alterative faculty has now been discovered as well, although about this also has not written a word.
• way: Finding new and alterative ways of dealing or resolving disputes has only developed in more recent years.
• line: By presenting the underlying data, an alterative line of research is possible.
• herb: Many herbal preparations will combine burdock root with other alterative herbs, such as yellow dock, red clover, or cleavers.
• treatment: Those who will not gain any benefit could then be offered alterative treatment.
• plan: Labor and their Liberal allies have tried to avoid the subject and have offered no alterative plans of their own.