segregative adjective. ['sɛgrɪgeɪtɪv] L16.
[medieval Latin segregativus, formed as SEGREGATE verb: see -IVE.]
1. a. Grammar & Logic. Designating adversative and disjunctive relations or conjunctions; (of a proposition) consisting of members joined by a segregative relation. L16-E17.
b. Having the property of separating the elements or constituent parts of matter. arch. L17.

2. Tending to cause separation or disruption. Also, unsociable. L17.

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