How to pronounce “hastive”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• feminine nominative/oblique singular of hastif

Practice Nearby Words

fruitious, fore-handed, frim, festinate, rare, virent, aborsive, strange, away-going, postic, retrograde, vegetous, ethe, procerous, featous, toward, backward, forepast, fell, deferent, cessant, uphillward, spake, pressitant, forswart, sower, brusque, fortuit, persistive, vaward, aigre, retrogradatory, pernicious, formicant, acetuous, eagre, stale, sprunt, forwasted, hungred, expediate, yester, aversant, hoary, old-farrant, forworn, fetuous, sare, fevery, haut, vernant, aunchient, quicke, ovant, stomachous, cursorary, gone, behindhand, condite, enhaunc'd, prow, tardy, freight, inward, aidant, anhungry, awntient, novitious, gainfull, hoar, fade, forold, factive, farmost, obstinative, hartlesse, fromward, erer, quick, vinaigrous, vegetive, affectious, effierced, earnestful, fermental, fastigiate, utter, yond, forfaint, thro, grim, passant, untimeous, preterfluent, beesome, afaint, anhungered, ancient, erect, couragious

Similar Sounds

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