impartive

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adjective

Serving to impart something.

Scrabble 16

Meanings

adjectiveimpartive (comparative more impartive, superlative most impartive)

comparative more impartive · superlative most impartive

  1. Serving to impart something.

    True prayer in its highest reach will not only be impartive, the whole nature going forth to God, but receptive, opening the whole nature to God.

    1894, Northfield Echoes, page 505
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