Meaning

10 senses

  1. Intense and active.

  2. Fierce; cruel and aggressive.

  3. Continual or successive; unceasing.

  4. Tending to incite or inflame; incensive.

  5. Insightful; deep and succinct; incisive.

  6. Critical and accurate; incisive.

  7. Intruding inward.

  8. Included.

  9. Synonym of inessive.

  10. Durative.

Origin

From Latin incessus + -ive, from Latin incesso + -ive.

From Latin incessus + -ive, from Latin incesso + -ive.

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Forms

more incessive, most incessive
Comparativemore incessive Lesson
Superlativemost incessive Lesson

regular

Synonyms

94 synonyms
extremeB1ferociousC1exquisiteB2intenseB1maximumB1ultimateB2furiousB2cruelB1maliciousC2nastyB1remorselessC1rottenB1ruthlessC1unkindB2

Lessons for this word

2 lessons

See also

neighbours in the dictionary
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