presentive

(prɪˈzɛntɪv)

a word that presents an object to the mind

adj

relating to a word that presents an object to the mind

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We can speak also about the strongly presentive history with the pronounced opposition between the present and the past.

Searchings after the cognitive centre (the case of Belarus)/ Tyrinejimai pagal kognityvini centra (baltarusijos atvejis)

KARACHI, November 02, 2009 (Balochistan Times): Pakistan Edible/Cooking Oil Industry has demanded Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) to consider the three percent Presentive Tax as final payment which was collected in the beginning of the current year - and that the industry would go to Court if the Board rejects the demand.

FBR consider Presentive Tax as final payment, demands Ghee Industry

Schelling's thesis that the act that lies behind such becoming-known can itself be known, itself an object, means that it too can take advantage of itself as the opportunity for being expressed, for being a "for the sake of which" the presentive power of knowing is being exercised.