Definition of subventive in English:

subventive

adjective səbˈvɛntɪv

In early use: †that aids or rescues from harm (obsolete). Later: that gives help or support by subvention, or as a subvention.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Strange (c1611–1682), Jesuit. From subvent or its etymon classical Latin subvent-, past participial stem of subvenīre subvene + -ive.

Definition of subventive in US English:

subventive

adjectivesəbˈvɛntɪv

In early use: †that aids or rescues from harm (obsolete). Later: that gives help or support by subvention, or as a subvention.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Strange (c1611–1682), Jesuit. From subvent or its etymon classical Latin subvent-, past participial stem of subvenīre subvene + -ive.

单词	subventive
释义	Definition of subventive in English: subventive adjective səbˈvɛntɪv In early use: †that aids or rescues from harm (obsolete). Later: that gives help or support by subvention, or as a subvention. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Strange (c1611–1682), Jesuit. From subvent or its etymon classical Latin subvent-, past participial stem of subvenīre subvene + -ive. Definition of subventive in US English: subventive adjectivesəbˈvɛntɪv In early use: †that aids or rescues from harm (obsolete). Later: that gives help or support by subvention, or as a subvention. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Strange (c1611–1682), Jesuit. From subvent or its etymon classical Latin subvent-, past participial stem of subvenīre subvene + -ive.
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