pulsive
adjective
pul·sive
ˈpəlsiv,
-sēv also -səv
: impelling or tending to impel : propulsive
pulsiveness noun
plural -es
Word History
Etymology
Latin pulsus (past participle of pellere) + English -ive
- in the black
- in the blink of an eye
- in the bud
- in the buff
- in the business of
- in the bygoing
- in the can
- in the cards
- in the care of
- in the catbird seat
- in the chips
- in the clear
- in the clouds
- in the clover
- in the club
- in the clutch
- in the cold light of day
- in the comfort of one's own home
- in the company of
- in the control of
- in the course of time
- in the crosshairs
- in the cup of someone's hand
- in the dark
- in the depths of someone's being