ALL meanings of interoperative
op·er·a·tive
I i - noun interoperative a person engaged, employed, or skilled in some branch of work, especially productive or industrial work; worker. 1
- noun interoperative a detective. 1
- noun interoperative a secret agent; spy. 1
- adjective interoperative operating, or exerting force, power, or influence. 1
- adjective interoperative having force; being in effect or operation: laws operative in this city. 1
- adjective interoperative effective or efficacious. 1
- adjective interoperative engaged in, concerned with, or pertaining to work or productive activity. 1
- adjective interoperative significant; key: The operative word in that sentence is “sometimes.”. 1
- adjective interoperative Medicine/Medical. concerned with, involving, or pertaining to surgical operations. 1
- adjective interoperative functioning, or administered, during a surgical operation 0
- adjective interoperative During a surgical operation. 0