| ADVERSATIVES | • adversatives n. Plural of adversative. • ADVERSATIVE n. a word or phrase expressing opposition. |
| ASSEVERATIVE | • asseverative adj. Characterized by asseveration; asserting positively. • ASSEVERATIVE adj. relating to asseveration. |
| CONSERVATIVE | • conservative n. A person who favors maintenance of the status quo. • conservative adj. Cautious, moderate. • conservative adj. Tending to resist change or innovation. |
| CONVERSATIVE | • conversative adj. (Dated) Relating to conversation with others; social. • conversative adj. (Dated) Chatty; inclined to talk. • CONVERSATIVE adj. ready to talk. |
| DERIVATIVELY | • derivatively adv. In a derivative fashion. • DERIVATIVE adv. formed by derivation. |
| DEVERBATIVES | • deverbatives n. Plural of deverbative. • DEVERBATIVE n. a noun derived from a verb e.g. worker. |
| EXTRAVERSIVE | • EXTRAVERSIVE adj. turning outwards. |
| OVERDEVIATED | • OVERDEVIATE v. to deviate excessively. |
| OVERDEVIATES | • OVERDEVIATE v. to deviate excessively. |
| OVEREVALUATE | • overevaluate v. (Transitive) To evaluate and rank too highly; overvalue. |
| OVERHARVESTS | • overharvests v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overharvest. • OVERHARVEST v. to harvest to excess. |
| OVERVOLTAGES | • overvoltages n. Plural of overvoltage. • OVERVOLTAGE n. the excess potential required for the discharge of an ion at an electrode over and above the equilibrium potential of the electrode. |
| PRESERVATIVE | • preservative n. (Countable) Any agent, natural or artificial that acts to preserve, especially when added to food. • preservative adj. Tending to preserve. • PRESERVATIVE adj. serving to preserve. |
| PREVENTATIVE | • preventative adj. Alternative form of preventive. • preventative n. Alternative form of preventive. • PREVENTATIVE adj. acting to prevent, also PREVENTIVE. |
| VERIFICATIVE | • verificative adj. Serving to verify or authenticate. • VERIFICATIVE adj. serving to verify, also VERIFICATORY. |
| VITUPERATIVE | • vituperative adj. Marked by harsh, spoken, or written abuse; abusive, often with ranting or railing. • VITUPERATIVE adj. uttering or given to censure, also VITUPERATORY. |