Definition of revocative in English:

revocative

adjective rɪˈvɒkətɪvˈrɛvəkətɪv

rare

That revokes or recalls someone or something; revocatory.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Matthew Stevenson (d. 1684), poet. From post-classical Latin revocativus that revokes or recalls from classical Latin revocāt-, past participial stem of revocāre + -īvus. Compare French révocatif.

Definition of revocative in US English:

revocative

adjective

rare

That revokes or recalls someone or something; revocatory.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Matthew Stevenson (d. 1684), poet. From post-classical Latin revocativus that revokes or recalls from classical Latin revocāt-, past participial stem of revocāre + -īvus. Compare French révocatif.

单词	revocative
释义	Definition of revocative in English: revocative adjective rɪˈvɒkətɪvˈrɛvəkətɪv rare That revokes or recalls someone or something; revocatory. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Matthew Stevenson (d. 1684), poet. From post-classical Latin revocativus that revokes or recalls from classical Latin revocāt-, past participial stem of revocāre + -īvus. Compare French révocatif. Definition of revocative in US English: revocative adjective rare That revokes or recalls someone or something; revocatory. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Matthew Stevenson (d. 1684), poet. From post-classical Latin revocativus that revokes or recalls from classical Latin revocāt-, past participial stem of revocāre + -īvus. Compare French révocatif.
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