Operative ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Operative ( adjective )

1. Involving or responsible for practical actions or results.
2. Functioning effectively; in force.

Origin:

From latin operativus 'active, effective'.

Examples:

1. The operative word in this situation is 'efficiency'.
2. The plan was put into operative mode once all the necessary resources were gathered.
3. The system was not yet fully operative and required further testing.
4. The contract was not yet operative and would only come into effect once all parties signed it.
5. The operative procedures for dealing with emergencies were well-established.

(As a noun)

Operative ( noun )

1. Involving or responsible for practical actions or results.
2. Functioning effectively; in force.

Origin:

From latin operativus 'active, effective'.

Examples:

1. The operative word in this situation is 'efficiency'.
2. The plan was put into operative mode once all the necessary resources were gathered.
3. The system was not yet fully operative and required further testing.
4. The contract was not yet operative and would only come into effect once all parties signed it.
5. The operative procedures for dealing with emergencies were well-established.