Definition of quotientive in English:

quotientive

adjective ˈkwəʊʃntɪv

Grammar rare

Of an adverb: that indicates frequency, answering ‘how often?’, ‘how many times?’.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From classical Latin quotiens, with final -t by association with Latin present participial stems in -ent- + -ive, after interrogative, etc.

Definition of quotientive in US English:

quotientive

adjectiveˈkwəʊʃntɪv

Grammar rare

Of an adverb: that indicates frequency, answering ‘how often?’, ‘how many times?’.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From classical Latin quotiens, with final -t by association with Latin present participial stems in -ent- + -ive, after interrogative, etc.

单词	quotientive
释义	Definition of quotientive in English: quotientive adjective ˈkwəʊʃntɪv Grammar rare Of an adverb: that indicates frequency, answering ‘how often?’, ‘how many times?’. Origin Mid 19th century. From classical Latin quotiens, with final -t by association with Latin present participial stems in -ent- + -ive, after interrogative, etc. Definition of quotientive in US English: quotientive adjectiveˈkwəʊʃntɪv Grammar rare Of an adverb: that indicates frequency, answering ‘how often?’, ‘how many times?’. Origin Mid 19th century. From classical Latin quotiens, with final -t by association with Latin present participial stems in -ent- + -ive, after interrogative, etc.
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