Grammar. Of a word or phrase: expressing opposition or antithesis.

Chiefly Latin Grammar and Ancient Greek Grammar. Designating a category of words capable of taking masculine or feminine (and sometimes also…

Grammar. Of a preposition or conjunction: introducing a phrase or clause which might be expected to preclude the action of the main verb but does…

Grammar. Of a case, etc.: of or relating to place, position, or location. Cf. locative, adj. 1.

Grammar. Collective.

Of a clause or a conjunction: denoting a mere result or consequence, as distinguished from a purpose or intention.

Of, denoting, or expressing accompaniment or association; = comitative, adj.2

Grammar and Linguistics. Expressing, denoting, or relating to an inversion or reversal of the meaning of the root form of a word (esp. a verb). Cf…

Expressing accompaniment; associative. Also as n.

Grammar. Expressing consequence or result.

Grammar. Expressive of endeavour.