different between inhibitive vs disallowing
inhibitive
English
Etymology
inhibit +? -ive
Adjective
inhibitive (comparative more inhibitive, superlative most inhibitive)
- that inhibits
Synonyms
- inhibitory
Antonyms
- noninhibitive
Translations
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disallowing
English
Verb
disallowing
- present participle of disallow
disallowing From the web:
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