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sive
ab·es·sive;
abu·sive;
ad·es·sive;
ad·he·sive·me·ter;
ad·he·sive·ness;
ad·mis·sive;
ad·ver·sive;
ag·gres·sive·ness;
Air·bra·sive;
al·lu·sive;
ap·pre·hen·sive;
as·cen·sive;
cen·sive;
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com·pre·hen·sive·ness;
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con·ces·sive;
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con·ver·sive;
con·vul·sive;
cor·ra·sive;
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de·gres·sive;
de·lu·sive;
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de·scen·sive;
de·tru·sive;
dif·fu·sive;
di·gres·sive;
di·men·sive;
dis·cour·sive;
dis·cur·sive;
dis·cus·sive;
dis·mis·sive;
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dis·ten·sive;
di·vi·sive;
di·vul·sive;
ef·fu·sive;
egres·sive;
elu·sive;
elu·sive·ness;
emis·sive;
emul·sive;
ero·sive;
ero·sive·ness;
eva·sive;
eva·sive·ly;
eva·sive·ness;
ex·ces·sive;
ex·ces·sive·ly;
ex·ces·sive·ness;
ex·clu·sive·ly;
ex·clu·sive·ness;
ex·cur·sive;
ex·cu·sive;
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ex·pul·sive;
ex·ten·sive;
ex·tor·sive;
ex·tro·ver·sive;
fis·sive;
il·lu·sive;
im·pres·sive;
im·pres·sive·ly;
im·pres·sive·ness;
im·pul·sive;
im·pul·sive·ly;
im·pul·sive·ness;
in·ci·sive;
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in·ci·sive·ness;
in·clu·sive;
in·cur·sive;
in·fu·sive;
in·ter·ces·sive;
in·ter·mis·sive;
in·tro·gres·sive;
in·tro·mis·sive;
in·tro·ver·sive;
in·tru·sive·ly;
in·tru·sive·ness;
in·va·sive·ness;
in·ver·sive;
mas·sive·ly;
mas·sive·ness;
mu·sive;
ob·tru·sive;
ob·tru·sive·ly;
ob·tru·sive·ness;
of·fen·sive·ly;
of·fen·sive·ness;
omis·sive;
op·pres·sive;
op·pres·sive·ly;
op·pres·sive·ness;
os·ten·sive;
pas·sive·ly;
pas·sive·ness;
pen·sive;
per·cus·sive;
per·cus·sive·ness;
per·man·sive;
per·mis·sive;
per·va·sive;
per·ver·sive;
plau·sive;
pre·ci·sive;
pre·clu·sive;
pre·cur·sive;
pre·hen·sive;
pre·lu·sive;
pres·sive;
pre·ten·sive;
pro·ces·sive;
pro·fu·sive;
pro·gres·sive·ly;
pro·gres·sive·ness;
pro·pul·sive;
pro·ten·sive;
pro·tru·sive;
pul·sive;
pur·sive;
re·clu·sive;
rec·om·pen·sive;
re·cur·sive;
re·gres·sive;
re·mis·sive;
reper·cus·sive;
rep·re·hen·sive;
re·pres·sive;
re·pres·sive·ness;
re·pul·sive;
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re·pul·sive·ness;
re·spon·sive;
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re·spon·sive·ness;
ret·ro·ces·sive;
ret·ro·gres·sive;
re·tru·sive;
re·ver·sive;
se·clu·sive;
sen·sive;
sub·mis·sive;
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suc·ces·sive;
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suf·fu·sive;
su·per·ses·sive;
sup·pres·sive;
sus·pen·sive;
sus·pen·sive·ly;
sus·pen·sive·ness;
ten·sive;
trans·mis·sive;
tus·sive;
vi·sive;
abra·sive;
ab·ster·sive;
ad·he·sive;
ag·gres·sive;
an·ti·tus·sive;
aver·sive;
com·pre·hen·sive;
com·pul·sive;
cor·ro·sive;
cur·sive;
de·fen·sive;
de·pres·sive;
de·ter·sive;
dis·sua·sive;
es·sive;
ex·clu·sive;
ex·plo·sive;
ex·tru·sive;
hy·per·ten·sive;
im·plo·sive;
in·es·sive;
in·gres·sive;
in·ten·sive;
in·tru·sive;
in·va·sive;
jus·sive;
mas·sive;
mis·sive;
nor·mo·ten·sive;
ob·ses·sive;
oc·clu·sive;
of·fen·sive;
pas·sive;
per·sua·sive;
plo·sive;
pos·ses·sive;
pro·gres·sive;
re·ces·sive;
re·vul·sive;
sua·sive;
sub·ver·sive;
su·per·es·sive;
trans·gres·sive;
abu·sive·ly;
abu·sive·ness;
al·lu·sive·ly;
al·lu·sive·ness;
am·bi·ver·sive;
ap·pre·hen·sive·ly;
ap·pre·hen·sive·ness;
aver·sive·ly;
aver·sive·ness;
co·he·sive·ly;
co·he·sive·ness;
col·lu·sive·ly;
com·pre·hen·sive·ly;
com·pres·sive·ly;
com·pul·sive·ly;
com·pul·sive·ness;
con·ces·sive·ly;
con·vul·sive·ly;
con·vul·sive·ness;
de·cur·sive·ly;
de·fen·sive·ly;
de·fen·sive·ness;
de·gres·sive·ly;
de·lu·sive·ly;
de·lu·sive·ness;
de·pres·sive·ly;
de·ri·sive·ness;
dif·fu·sive·ly;
dif·fu·sive·ness;
di·gres·sive·ly;
di·gres·sive·ness;
dis·cour·sive·ly;
dis·cour·sive·ness;
dis·cur·sive·ly;
dis·cur·sive·ness;
dis·per·sive·ly;
dis·per·sive·ness;
dis·sua·sive·ly;
dis·sua·sive·ness;
di·vi·sive·ly;
di·vi·sive·ness;
ef·fu·sive·ly;
ef·fu·sive·ness;
elu·sive·ly;
ex·cur·sive·ly;
ex·cu·sive·ly;
ex·plo·sive·ly;
ex·plo·sive·ness;
ex·ten·sive·ly;
ex·ten·sive·ness;
ex·tor·sive·ly;
ex·tra·ver·sive;
ex·tro·ver·sive·ly;
il·lu·sive·ly;
il·lu·sive·ness;
im·plo·sive·ly;
in·clu·sive·ly;
in·clu·sive·ness;
in·de·ci·sive·ly;
in·de·ci·sive·ness;
in·gres·sive·ness;
in·of·fen·sive·ly;
in·of·fen·sive·ness;
in·ten·sive·ly;
in·ten·sive·ness;
in·tro·ver·sive·ly;
klen·du·sive;
ob·ses·sive·ly;
ob·ses·sive·ness;
omis·sive·ly;
os·ten·sive·ly;
pen·sive·ly;
pen·sive·ness;
per·cus·sive·ly;
per·mis·sive·ly;
per·mis·sive·ness;
per·sua·sive·ly;
per·sua·sive·ness;
per·va·sive·ly;
per·va·sive·ness;
pos·ses·sive·ly;
pos·ses·sive·ness;
pre·clu·sive·ly;
pre·lu·sive·ly;
pro·fu·sive·ly;
pro·pul·sive·ness;
pro·ten·sive·ly;
pro·tru·sive·ly;
pro·tru·sive·ness;
pul·sive·ness;
re·ces·sive·ly;
re·ces·sive·ness;
re·gres·sive·ly;
re·gres·sive·ness;
re·mis·sive·ly;
re·mis·sive·ness;
rep·re·hen·sive·ly;
ret·ro·gres·sive·ly;
re·vul·sive·ly;
se·clu·sive·ly;
se·clu·sive·ness;
sua·sive·ly;
sua·sive·ness;
sub·ver·sive·ly;
sub·ver·sive·ness;
suc·ces·sive·ly;
suc·ces·sive·ness;
trans·gres·sive·ly;
un·ag·gres·sive·ly;
un·ag·gres·sive·ness;
un·ap·pre·hen·sive·ness;

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