a. [f. L. stem fabricāt-: see FABRICATE and -IVE.] Having the power or quality of fabricating; tending to fabrication.
1793. T. Taylor, Orat. Julian, 142, note. Forms subsist in Nature fabricative, but not intellective; in partial souls like ours, intellective but not fabricative; and in divine souls and intellects, both fabricative and intellective.
1844. Marg. Fuller, Wom. 19th C. (1862), 118. The first triad is demiurgic or fabricative, that is Jupiter, Neptune, Vulcan.
