a. Obs. [Anomalous formation or error.] = COMMUNICATIVE 1. Hence Communatively adv.
1631. R. H., Arraignm. Whole Creature, xii. § 5. 150. A signe of true and saving Grace, when it is Communative, and diffusive.
1700. Paper to W. Penn, 15. Christ … is radically or communatively Life and Light to the World.
