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• promissive — promissˈive /prə / adjective 1. Conveying a promise 2. Of the nature of a promise • • • Main Entry: ↑promise …   Useful english dictionary

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• promissory — [ prɒmɪs(ə)ri] adjective 1》 chiefly Law conveying or implying a promise. 2》 archaic full of promise. Origin ME: from med. L. promissorius, from promiss , promittere (see promise) …   English new terms dictionary

• promisse — obs. form of promise, promiss …   Useful english dictionary