determinative
21determinative — [dɪ tə:mɪnətɪv] adjective chiefly Law serving to define, qualify, or direct. noun Grammar another term for determiner …
22determinative — de·ter·mi·na·tive …
23determinative — de•ter•mi•na•tive [[t]dɪˈtɜr məˌneɪ tɪv, nə tɪv[/t]] adj. 1) serving to determine; determining 2) something that determines • Etymology: 1645–55 de•ter′mi•na tive•ly, adv …
24determinative — /dəˈtɜmənətɪv/ (say duh termuhnuhtiv) adjective 1. serving to determine; determining. –noun 2. something that determines. 3. (in hieroglyphics) an ideographic sign attached to a word as an indication of its meaning. –determinatively, adverb… …
25Determinative — Used with Egyptian hieroglyphics, determinatives were often placed at the end of a word to indicate if the signs were to be interpreted as Phonograms or Ideograms. See Hieroglyphics …
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26determinative powers — A term more useful than exact, the aim of which is to describe powers and functions involving the decision or determination by an administrative agency of the rights, duties, and obligations of specific individuals and persons, as contrasted with …
27determinative judgment — noun Etymology: translation of German bestimmende urteilskraft in Kantianism : a judgment that proceeds from a general concept or universal principle and designates the particulars which are to be subsumed under the general contrasted with… …
28determinative clause — noun see restrictive clause …
29root determinative — noun : determinative 3 …
30root determinative — См. élargissements …