Definition of discerptive in English:

discerptive

adjective dɪˈsəːptɪv

rare

That pulls to pieces; having the quality of dividing or separating.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Moses Stuart (1780–1852). From classical Latin discerpt-, past participial stem of discerpere discerp + -ive.

Definition of discerptive in US English:

discerptive

adjectivedɪˈsəːptɪv

rare

That pulls to pieces; having the quality of dividing or separating.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Moses Stuart (1780–1852). From classical Latin discerpt-, past participial stem of discerpere discerp + -ive.

单词	discerptive
释义	Definition of discerptive in English: discerptive adjective dɪˈsəːptɪv rare That pulls to pieces; having the quality of dividing or separating. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Moses Stuart (1780–1852). From classical Latin discerpt-, past participial stem of discerpere discerp + -ive. Definition of discerptive in US English: discerptive adjectivedɪˈsəːptɪv rare That pulls to pieces; having the quality of dividing or separating. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Moses Stuart (1780–1852). From classical Latin discerpt-, past participial stem of discerpere discerp + -ive.
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