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adj. Dividing or serving to divide something into parts; marked by division.

adj. Grammar Indicating a part as distinct from a whole, as some of the coffee in the sentence She drank some of the coffee.

n. Grammar A partitive word, such as many or less.

n. Grammar A partitive construction or case.

adj. that divides something into parts

adj. indicating a part rather than the whole of something; e.g. some

n. a partitive word, phrase or case

adj. Denoting a part.

n. A word or phrase expressing partition, or denoting a part.

In grammar, denoting a part; defining a part by expression of the whole to which it belongs; indicating a part as related to a whole: as, the head of a man; a half of it; or,in French, du pain, ‘some bread,’ or ‘of the bread.’

n. In grammar, a word expressing partition; a distributive.

adj. indicating or characterized by or serving to create partition or division into parts

adj. (Romance languages) relating to or denoting a part of a whole or a quantity that is less than the whole

n. word (such a `some' or `less') that is used to indicate a part as distinct from a whole

adj. serving to separate or divide into parts

"If she made such a point of other people’s knowing that we ‘had money’ (for she knew nothing of what Saint-Loup used to call partitive articles, and said simply ‘have money,’ ‘fetch water’), of their realising that we were rich, it was not because riches with nothing else besides, riches without virtue, were in her eyes the supreme good in life; but virtue without riches was not her ideal either."

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