/kəˈmɪsɪv/; /kɒˈmɪsɪv/ (UK)

Definitions

1. adjective

Relating to or involving a promise or an obligation, especially one that is legally binding.

“The commissive nature of the contract made it difficult to terminate.”

2. noun

A person or thing that makes a promise or performs an obligation.

“The commissive party was responsible for fulfilling the terms of the agreement.”

3. noun

A promise or obligation, especially one that is legally binding.

“The commissive aspect of the deal was the most contentious point of negotiation.”

4. verb

To make a promise or perform an obligation, especially one that is legally binding.

“The company will commissively sign the contract if the terms are agreed upon.”