1. Having the power to alter.

2. A medicine which gradually restores the healthy functions.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• alternativ,
• alternitive,
• altrenative,
• altrernative,
• allterative,
• zlterative,
• slterative,
• wlterative,
• qlterative,
• akterative,
• apterative,
• aoterative,
• alrerative,
• alferative,
• algerative,
• alyerative,
• alterativ,
• alternattive,
• altirnative,
• alterrativ

• alterability,
• alteration,
• altercate,
• aliterate,
• altered,
• alternate,
• alliterative,
• alter ego,
• alternator,
• alliterate,
• alliteration,
• alternative,
• alternation,
• alterable,
• altercation,
• alliterator,
• alternately,
• alternatively,
• alternating,
• altering,
• alatorre,
• altieri.

The adjective form of the word "alterative" is "alternative".

The plural of the "alterative" can be the "alteratives".

The singular of the "alterative" can be the "alterative".