quotientive
/ˈkwəʊʃntɪv/Grammar. Now rare
adjective
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.
- misconjecture
- misconjunction
- misconnection
- misconsecration
- misconstruable
- misconstrual
- misconstruct
- misconstruction
- misconstructive
- misconstrue
- miscontent
- psellism
- psephism
- psephisma
- psephite
- psephitic
- psephocracy
- psephocrat
- psephological
- psephologically
- psephologist
- psephology
- psephomancy
- pseud
- pseud-