factitive Definition
fac·ti·tive (fak′tə tiv)
adjective
Gram. designating or of a verb that expresses the idea of making, calling, or thinking something to be of a certain character, using a noun, pronoun, or adjective as a complement to its direct object (Ex.: make the dress short, elect him mayor)
Etymology: ModL, factitivus, irreg. < L factus, pp. of facere, do
Browse dictionary entries near factitive
- ‹ factitious
- ‹ factious
- ‹ factionalize
- ‹ factionalism
- ‹ faction
- ‹ facticity
- ‹ fact-finding
- ‹ fact-finder
- ‹ fact
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- factorage ›
- factorial ›
- factoring ›
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