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Definition of extractive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
environmentTECH. involving the removal of natural resourcesTECH.
- Extractive activities can deplete local ecosystems.
2.
miningTECH. obtained by extractionTECH.
- Extractive substances like essential oils are popular in aromatherapy..
Noun
1.
chemistryTECH. residue left after extraction processTECH.
- The extractive was analyzed for its chemical properties.
2.
raw materialTECH. substance that can be extracted from a materialTECH.
- The extractive from the plant was used in medicine.
Expressions with extractive
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economic sector that takes natural resources from earth or environment for sale
The extractive industry plays a major role in the country's export earnings.
Origin of extractive
Latin, extrahere (to draw out)
Examples of extractive in a sentence
Extractive methods can harm biodiversity. Extractive industries often impact the environment. The extractive process requires specialized equipment. The extractive was stored for further testing. Researchers examined the extractive under a microscope. The extractive was isolated for further study.
Scientists analyzed the extractive for its properties.
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- French:extractif, résidu d'extraction, ...
- German:extraktiv, Extraktionsrückstand, ...
- Italian:estrattivo, sottoprodotto, ...
- Spanish:extractivo, extracto, ...
- Portuguese:extrativo, resíduo de extração, ...
- Chinese:开采的, 提取物, ...
- Japanese:資源採取の, 抽出物, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِخْرَاجِيّ, مخلَّف اِسْتِخْلاص, ...
- Hebrew:כְּרִיָּתִי, שְׁאָרִית מִצוּי, ...
- Russian:добывающий, экстракт, ...
- Ukrainian:видобувний, екстракт, ...
- Hindi:उत्खनन, अवशेष, ...
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