resolutive adjective & noun. ['rɛzǝlu:tɪv] LME.
[medieval Latin resolutivus, from Latin resolu-: see RESOLUTE verb, -IVE.]
A. adjective.
1. Having the power to dissolve. LME.

2. Law. Serving to dispel or terminate an obligation, right, etc. Chiefly in resolutive clause, resolutive condition below. E17.
resolutive clause Scots Law a clause in an agreement whereby the agreement becomes void if the conditions specified are contravened. resolutive condition Law a condition whose fulfilment teminates a contract etc.
b. noun. A medical application or drug which resolves inflammation or swelling. LME.

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