Having the form or nature of an extract; resembling or characterized by extraction.
From 'extract' + '-form' (Latin suffix meaning 'having the form of'). This is a rare technical term, possibly used in pharmaceutical or chemical contexts, with limited historical documentation.
This is genuinely obscure—'extractiform' might describe something that looks like or behaves like an extract, but it's so specialized that even most dictionaries don't include it, making it a word that almost nobody uses!
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