"interpretative" and "interpretive"

**mostafa.me** · 03-Aug-2011, 14:32

What is the difference between "interpretative" and "interpretive"?

**SoothingDave** · 03-Aug-2011, 15:50

There is no difference in meaning.

I just looked in the dictionary to see if "interpretative" actually existed as a word. I would have assumed someone who said it did not know the word was "interpretive."

**konungursvia** · 03-Aug-2011, 16:04

Originally Posted by SoothingDave

There is no difference in meaning.

I just looked in the dictionary to see if "interpretative" actually existed as a word. I would have assumed someone who said it did not know the word was "interpretive."

Funny, I had only heard the former.

**mostafa.me** · 03-Aug-2011, 17:05

Originally Posted by SoothingDave

There is no difference in meaning.

I just looked in the dictionary to see if "interpretative" actually existed as a word. I would have assumed someone who said it did not know the word was "interpretive."

Are you really an American?!!

**SoothingDave** · 03-Aug-2011, 17:45

Originally Posted by mostafa.me

Are you really an American?!!

Yes, I am. The only use of the word I know of is in the phrase "interpretive dance."

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