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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The retentive leader refused to step down despite public pressure.
She had a retentive personality, always keeping her thoughts to herself.
The retentive museum curator wouldn't lend out the precious artifacts.
His retentive habits allowed him to have a sizable nest egg for retirement.
The linguist had a retentive memory, making it easy for him to learn new languages.
The material of the sponge is highly retentive.
The retentive politician was unwilling to share power with other parties.
The retentive employee did not share confidential information with their colleagues.
My grandfather is very retentive and never spends money on unnecessary things.
His retentive memory made it easy for him to memorize all the phone numbers in his contact list.
She is so retentive that she doesn't even want to pay for a cup of coffee.
The carabiner is retentive and holds onto the rope tightly.
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