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      denotatively
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      dede- · Latin · down, completely (intensive)notanota- · Latin · mark, sign-ivus-tive · Latin · tending to, having the nature of-lice-ly · Old English · in the manner of (adverbial)
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      Where does denotatively come from?

      The word denotatively breaks down into 4 roots of Latin and Old English origin: de-, from Latin de (“down, completely (intensive)”); nota, from Latin nota (“mark, sign”); -tive, from Latin -ivus (“tending to, having the nature of”); and -ly, from Old English -lice (“in the manner of (adverbial)”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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