a. rare. [For quidditative; cf. qualitive, quantitive.] = QUIDDITATIVE.
1643. J. Jackson, Bk. Conscience, 18. Find out the very quiddative nature and being of Conscience.
1727–41. Chambers, Cycl., s.v. Quiddity, What is essential to a thing is said to be quiddative—as quiddative knowledge.
1898. A. J. Howard, in Dublin Rev., Oct., 299. The quiddative unity of things.
