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Definition of contractive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
processTECH. causing a reduction in size or scopeTECH.
- The contractive process reduced the project's budget.
2.
musclesTECH. having the ability to contract or shrinkTECH.
- The contractive muscles help in body movement.
Origin of contractive
Latin, contractus (drawn together)
Examples of contractive in a sentence
Contractive forces in the economy led to a recession. Contractive properties are essential for muscle function. The contractive tissue responds to electrical stimuli.
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- French:réducteur, contractile, ...
- German:verkleinernd, zusammenziehend, ...
- Italian:contrattivo, contrattile, ...
- Spanish:contractivo, contráctil, ...
- Portuguese:constritivo, contrátil, ...
- Chinese:缩减的, 收缩的, ...
- Japanese:収縮的な, 収縮性のある, ...
- Arabic:اِنْقِباضِيّ, قابِض, ...
- Hebrew:מְצַמְצֵם, מִתְכַּוֵּץ, ...
- Russian:сокращающий, сжимающийся, ...
- Ukrainian:скорочувальний, контрактильний, ...
- Hindi:संकोचनशील, संविदात्मक, ...
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