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concretive, a. rare.|kənˈkriːtɪv|
[f. L. concrēt- (see concrete v.) + -ive, repr. L. type *concrētīv-us.]
†1. Apt to congeal or produce concretions. Obs.
1646Sir T. Browne Pseud. Ep. ii. i. 50 Wee..ascribe their induration to..concretive juyces. Ibid. ii. v. 91 Fresh water, which is the lesse concretive portion of that element.
†2. = concrete a. 5. Obs.
1656Jeanes Fuln. Christ 119 Two natures, formes, or beings, which cannot be predicated of one another abstractively, cannot be also affirmed of one another in a concretive way, unlesse it be by reason of an hypostaticall conjunction between them in one subsistence.
3. Mentally constructive. |