promotive

  • 51sectarian — Denominational; devoted to, peculiar to, pertaining to, or promotive of, the interest of a sect, or sects. In a broader sense, used to describe the activities of the followers of one faith as related to those of adherents of another. The term is… …

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  • 52spot zoning — A provision of a zoning ordinance, creating a small area within the limits of the zone prescribed by the ordinance in which are permitted uses inconsistent with those permitted in the larger area. Anno: 128 ALR 740, s. 149 ALR 292. A carving out… …

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  • 53encouraging — adjective 1. giving courage or confidence or hope encouraging advances in medical research • Ant: ↑discouraging • Similar to: ↑exhortative, ↑exhortatory, ↑hortative, ↑hortatory, ↑ …

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  • 54promote — v.tr. 1 (often foll. by to) advance or raise (a person) to a higher office, rank, etc. (was promoted to captain). 2 help forward; encourage; support actively (a cause, process, desired result, etc.) (promoted women s suffrage). 3 publicize and… …

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  • 55promotiveness — noun see promotive …

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  • 56pro|mo´tive|ness — pro|mo|tive «pruh MOH tihv», adjective. tending to promote: »promotive of business interests. –pro|mo´tive|ness, noun …

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  • 57pro|mo|tive — «pruh MOH tihv», adjective. tending to promote: »promotive of business interests. –pro|mo´tive|ness, noun …

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