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abstractive

abstractive , in an abstract manner or sense. hoc nomen ‘vis’ quandoque sumitur ~e, quandoque concretive J. Blund An. 51; forme accidentales, ~e sumpte, nullum possunt actum exercere Knapwell Not. iii 7; ista perfectio data intellectui angelico, qua essentia divina esset ei presens distincte, licet ~e, potest dici naturalis Duns Sent. II iii 9. 7; c1301 veritas ~e abstrahitur a vero in intellectu et a vero in re (Quest. Ox.) OHS XCVI 338; si aliquis ‥ tantum cognoscit Socratem et albedinem existentem in Socrate ~e, sicut aliquis potest imaginari in absentia eorum, non sciret evidenter quod Socrates esset albus Ockham Sent. prol. 1E; dicuntur justum et injustum ‥ ~e pro ipsis justicia et injusticia Wycl. Ente Praed. XII 109; 14‥ licet rex non posset esse veritas ~e, ut Deus, potest tamen esse verax concretive Cop. Pri. S. Andr. 7.

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