dative
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Synonyms: native, sative, ative, -ative, lative
Antonyms: native, sative, ative, -ative, lative
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Adjective
- {{lb|en|grammar}} {{n-g|Denoting the [[case]] of a noun which expresses the remoter or [[indirect object]], generally indicated in English by ''to'' or ''for'' with the objective.}}
- {{lb|en|obsolete|legal}} In one’s gift; capable of being [[disposed]] of at will and pleasure, as an office or other privilege.
- {{lb|en|obsolete|legal}} Removable, as distinguished from perpetual; — said of an officer.
- {{lb|en|obsolete|legal}} Given by a [[judge]], as distinguished from being cast upon a party by the law itself.
- {{lb|en|science}} Formed by two [[electron]]s contributed by one [[atom]]; see [[dative bond]].
- {{lb|en|math|obsolete}} [[given|Given]] [[in advance]]; not needed to be [[calculate]]d.
Noun
- {{lb|en|grammar}} The [[dative case]].
- {{lb|en|grammar}} A [[word]] [[inflected]] in the dative case.
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