Dis-pŏs'i-tive, a.

(-pōz'/ĭ-tīv), a. [Fr. dispositif, It. & Sp. dispositivo.]

1. Disposing; tending to dispose, order, or regulate. [Obs.] “His dispositive wisdom and power.” Bates.
2. Belonging to disposition or natural tendency. [Obs.] “Dispositive holiness.” Bp. Taylor.