Of or relating to context; providing or depending on context; contextual.
From Latin 'contextus' + the English suffix '-ive,' forming an adjective meaning 'relating to or characterized by context.' This is a less common variant of 'contextual.'
While 'contextual' is modern and common, 'contextive' is the older English form—seeing both side-by-side shows how language develops multiple ways to express the same idea, then usually settles on one!
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