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incitive, a. and n. rare.|ɪnˈsaɪtɪv|
[f. incite v. + -ive; cf. incitative.]
A. adj. Having the quality of inciting; stimulative.
1888T. W. Hunt in New Princeton Rev. Nov. 363 The style is thus instructive and incitive.
B. n. An incentive, incitement.
1736T. Lediard Marlborough I. 57 A proper Incitive to a constant Vigilance. 1881J. F. T. Keane Journey Medinah 194 He..will never, except under a very strong incitive, expose himself to unnecessary danger. |