1. That the essence of which is the absence of something; a prefix which changes the sense into the contrary.

2. Causing privation; consisting in the absence or defect of something; negative.

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

• prevetive,
• orivative,
• lrivative,
• -rivative,
• 0rivative,
• peivative,
• pdivative,
• pfivative,
• ptivative,
• p5ivative,
• p4ivative,
• pruvative,
• prjvative,
• Privitive,
• Privetive,
• privativey,
• Improvatarie,
• Privitave,
• Privetave,
• Privitivey

The plural of the "Privative" can be the "privatives".

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