Definition
Definition of consolidative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
strengtheningRare making something stronger or more solidRare
- The consolidative measures improved the company's financial stability.
2.
unifyingTECH. tending to combine into a solid or unified wholeTECH.
- The consolidative efforts of the team improved the project's structure.
Origin of consolidative
Latin, consolidare (to make firm) + -ive (pertaining to)
Examples of consolidative in a sentence
Her speech had a consolidative effect on the audience. The consolidative strategy brought all departments together. His consolidative approach resolved many conflicts.
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- French:consolidant, unificateur, ...
- German:konsolidierend, vereinheitlichend, ...
- Italian:di consolidamento, consolidante, ...
- Spanish:consolidador, consolidante, ...
- Portuguese:fortalecedoras, unificador, ...
- Chinese:巩固的, 统一的, ...
- Japanese:強化的な, 統合的, ...
- Arabic:مُعَزِّز, توحيدي, ...
- Hebrew:מְחַזֵּק, מְאַחֵד, ...
- Russian:укрепляющий, объединяющий, ...
- Ukrainian:зміцнювальний, консолідуючий, ...
- Hindi:समेकन, एकीकृत, ...
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