desitive

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between desistive and desitive

is that desistive is (obsolete) conclusive or final while desitive is (obsolete) final or conclusive.

As adjectives the difference between desistive and desitive

is that desistive is (obsolete) conclusive or final while desitive is (obsolete) final or conclusive.

As a noun desitive is

(obsolete|logic) an argument that leads to a conclusion.

As adjectives the difference between debitive and desitive

is that debitive is (linguistics) of or pertaining to the mood of a verb that expresses need or obligation (like english must'', ''have to'', ''should ) while desitive is (obsolete) final or conclusive.

As nouns the difference between debitive and desitive

is that debitive is (linguistics) this mood, or a verb in this mood while desitive is (obsolete|logic) an argument that leads to a conclusion.

As adjectives the difference between desitive and desirive

is that desitive is (obsolete) final or conclusive while desirive is of or pertaining to desire.

As a noun desitive

is (obsolete|logic) an argument that leads to a conclusion.