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irritative

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Irritative (adj) means tending to stir up or provoke something.

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1
Tending to stir up or provoke something.
2
Linked to, or caused by, greater activity or soreness in the body.
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Etymology

Formed from irritate and -ive.

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What is the meaning of irritative?
"irritative" (adj) means tending to stir up or provoke something.
What is another word for irritative?
Other words for "irritative" include irritating.
What are the different meanings of irritative?
"irritative" has 2 main meanings: 1. Tending to stir up or provoke something; 2. Linked to, or caused by, greater activity or soreness in the body.

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