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illatively
Variant of illative
illative
definition
il·la·tive (il′ə tiv, i lāt′iv)
adjective
- expressing or introducing an inference: said of such words as therefore
- of, or having the nature of, an illation; inferential
Etymology: L illativus: see illation
noun
- an illative word or phrase
- an illation or inference
Related Forms:
- illatively il′·la·tively adverb
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