单词	commissive
释义	commissive adjective com·​mis·​sive kə-ˈmi-siv  : constituting a statement that commits the speaker to some future action : expressive of commitment Among the various commissive illocutions, a promise is the strongest mode of commitment that one can make. Here, too, it would be more usual for a commissive utterance to be expressed implicitly: "I will sell you my car for $2500," "I will not drink when driving." Sanford Schane, in The Oxford Handbook of Language and Law, 2012 commissive noun plural commissives Commissives are basically promises to do something or commitments of some sort: for example, "I'll bring the beer." Roy D'Andrade, American Anthropologist, March 2002 Word History First Known Use 1963, in the meaning defined above
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