ampliative
adjective
am·pli·a·tive
ˈamplēˌātiv
logic
: adding in the predicate something not contained in the meaning of the subject term : synthetic
an ampliative proposition
—opposed to explicative 
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin ampliativus, from Latin ampliatus + -ivus -ive
First Known Use
1836, in the meaning defined above
- ceratopetalums
- ceratophylla
- Ceratophyllaceae
- ceratophyllaceaes
- Ceratophyllum
- ceratophyllums
- ceratopoga
- Ceratopogon
- ceratopogonid
- Ceratopogonidae
- ceratopogonidaes
- ceratopogons
- Ceratops
- Ceratopsia
- ceratopsiae
- ceratopsian
- ceratopsians
- ceratopsias
- ceratopsid
- Ceratopsidae
- ceratopsidaes
- ceratopteres
- Ceratopteris
- ceratopterises
- ceratopterisses