Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Tending to consolidate; specifically; in medicine, tending to heal wounds.
Wiktionary
- adj. Tending or having power to consolidate.
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. Tending or having power to consolidate; healing.
WordNet 3.0
- adj. tending to consolidate
- adj. combining into a single unit
Etymologies
- Compare French consolidatif. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“S&P500 is best described as consolidative rather than directional.”
“For patients with localized disease, and who can tolerate a radical surgery, radiation is often given post-operatively as a consolidative treatment.”
“The metal's rally with other commodities in the past few sessions has been a consolidative bounce in an overall downtrend that has returned, said Bill O'Neill,”
The Wall Street Journal: Copper Rally Comes to an Abrupt Close
“ICE cocoa futures prices will trek higher, though a consolidative pause may be in order, analysts said.”
“Despite intraday spikes, pair was unable to define and continues in a consolidative stage as has been for most of these week.”
“Investors bidding on gold contracts minimized the importance of the Euro weakness as price moves into a consolidative phase limited by $1,152.00.”
“The stock market indices ended up again today on Wednesday, but in a much narrower session and in a more of a consolidative pattern.”
“I would characterise last night's session as the first two-thirds as consolidative and the final as being a resumption of the decline," he said.”
“Intraday trade remains consolidative with the sharp rally last session in the appearance of an outside-range shifting focus towards 9077 hurdle and need break to extend gain towards”
“Pair seems to be in a consolidative stage in between two levels with different strength: to the upside 1.3490 area quite strong, as represents the 61. 9% of last 2009 bullish rally, while 1.3430 is the support of the range, this year low before past week break lower.”
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