factitive
adjective
fac·ti·tive ˈfak-tə-tiv 
: of, relating to, or being a transitive verb that in some constructions requires an objective complement as well as an object
factitively adverb
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from German factitiv, from Latin factus (past participle of facere "to make, bring about") + -itiv (in transitiv transitive) — more at fact
First Known Use
1830, in the meaning defined above
- pseudo-isidoran
- pseudo-isidorean
- pseudo-isidorian
- Pseudo-nitzchia
- pseudo-Pindaric ode
- pseudoaconine
- pseudoadiabatic
- pseudoaethalium
- pseudoalleles
- pseudoalum
- pseudoaquatic
- pseudobenthonic
- pseudobenthos
- pseudoboleite
- pseudobombaces
- pseudobombaxes
- pseudobranch
- pseudobranchia
- pseudobranchiae
- pseudobranchial
- pseudobranchiate
- pseudobranchium
- pseudobranchs
- Pseudobranchus
- pseudobrookite