1. A word that disjoins; a disjunctive proposition. A disjunctive conjunction, a word which unites sentences in construction, but disjoins the sense. A disjunctive proposition, a proposition which, instead of a single predicate, has several alternatives united by the disjunctive conjunction "or." A disjunctive syllogism, a syllogism with a disjunctive major premise and a categorical minor.

2. Separating; disjoining.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• disinctive,
• distnctive,
• sisjunctive,
• xisjunctive,
• cisjunctive,
• fisjunctive,
• risjunctive,
• eisjunctive,
• dusjunctive,
• djsjunctive,
• dksjunctive,
• disjinctive,
• disjunctuve,
• disjuntive,
• disjuncitve,
• dissjunctive,
• disjunktive,
• disjunctivelly,
• disjuctiv,
• dissjuctive

• disjunct,
• disjuncture,
• distinctive,
• disjunction.

The adjective form of the word "disjunctive" is "disjunctive".

The plural of the "disjunctive" can be the "disjunctives".

The singular of the "disjunctive" can be the "disjunctive".