operative|operatives in English
noun
[op·er·a·tive || 'ɑpərətɪv /'ɒp-]
worker; craftsman; artisan; person who is employed secretly in spying for a government
Use "operative|operatives" in a sentence
1. Production co-operatives include feeder, grazing, agricultural machinery, animal reproduction, forestry and handicraft co-operatives.
2. As operatives go, you had great instincts.
3. Request Anglo-American operatives file number 114171280.
4. Orders to intelligence operatives often enjoin secrecy.
5. The agency cares about its field operatives.
6. 3 Naturally the CIA wants to protect its operatives.
7. 21, 2017 Bombing reportedly killed three Al Qaeda operatives
8. Sometimes professional political operatives come in for a chat, Warlick said.
9. Refuse disposal operatives is our council's highfaluting name for dustman.
10. Operative verb tense- - loved.
11. Multi-stakeholder Cooperatives (such as an increasing number of social co-operatives
12. Anorectal Surgery Post-Operative Information
13. This law becomes operative immediately.
14. Intra-operative cholangiography did not reveal aberrant bile ducts at risk of injury from the operative dissection.
15. There are 35 agricultural companies and co-operatives in Darkhan Uul Aimag.
16. Only one runway is operative.
17. But the Cobra operatives, Storm Shadow and Zartan, remain at large.
18. Agricultural co-operatives had a net value added of $1.2 billion in 2002.
19. He's an undercover operative inside ALC.
20. 26 – Ibid., operative part (emphasis added).
21. The oil rig is now fully operative.
22. The scheme was fully operative by 19
23. And yet, operative mortality dropped profoundly.
24. Edgy is the operative word here.
25. But Canaan has tenuous ties to various Snake operatives, which places Maria in peril.