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tending to procrastinate also PROCRASTINATORY
- procrastinativetending to procrastinate also PROCRASTINATORY
- procrastinatorytending to procrastinate also PROCRASTINATIVE
- dilatorytending to delay or procrastinate; slow; tardy.
- placatorytending to placate also PLACATIVE
- deceptorytending to deceive also DECEPTIVE
- spoliativetending to spoil also SPOLIATORY
- deceptivetending to deceive also DECEPTORY
- alleviativetending to alleviate also ALLEVIATORY
- detractorytending to detract also DETRACTIVE
- placativetending to placate also PLACATORY
- modificatorytending to modify also MODIFICATIVE
- seductivetending to seduce also SEDUCIVE
- modificativetending to modify also MODIFICATORY
- alleviatorytending to alleviate also ALLEVIATIVE
- inhibitivetending to inhibit also INHIBITORY
- detractivetending to detract also DETRACTORY
- inhibitorytending to inhibit also INHIBITIVE
- inculpatorytending to inculpate also INCULPATIVE
- spoliatorytending to spoil also SPOLIATIVE
- hallucinatorytending to produce hallucination also HALLUCINATIVE
- detractivelyDETRACTIVE, tending to detract also DETRACTORY
- seductivelySEDUCTIVE, tending to seduce also SEDUCIVE
- deceptivelyDECEPTIVE, tending to deceive also DECEPTORY
- hallucinativetending to produce hallucination also HALLUCINATORY
- acceleratorytending to cause acceleration also ACCELERATIVE
- accelerativetending to cause acceleration also ACCELERATORY
- seductivenessSEDUCTIVE, tending to seduce also SEDUCIVE
- seductivenessesSEDUCTIVENESS, SEDUCTIVE, tending to seduce also SEDUCIVE
- expurgatorialtending to expurgate or purify also EXPURGATORY
- expurgatorytending to expurgate or purify also EXPURGATORIAL
- expellenttending to expel / something that expels also EXPELLANT
- expellanttending to expel / something that expels also EXPELLENT
- bucolicalrelating to the tending of cattle also BUCOLIC
- uppishtending to be snobbish and arrogant, also UPPITY
- uppitytending to be snobbish and arrogant, also UPPISH
- bucolicallyBUCOLICAL, relating to the tending of cattle also BUCOLIC
- uppishlyUPPISH, tending to be snobbish and arrogant, also UPPITY