a. [f. EXCITE v. + -IVE.] Tending to excite. Const. of.
1774. N. Wraxall, Lett., in Tour North. Europe (1776), 164. A sight rather excitive of disgust than desire.
1862. Burton, Bk.-Hunter, 51. The least excitive of the bad passions.
a. [f. EXCITE v. + -IVE.] Tending to excite. Const. of.
1774. N. Wraxall, Lett., in Tour North. Europe (1776), 164. A sight rather excitive of disgust than desire.
1862. Burton, Bk.-Hunter, 51. The least excitive of the bad passions.