👉 In linguistics, "disaggregative" refers to a type of word that is used in sentences to emphasize or clarify a point. It is often used to indicate the difference between two or more related words or phrases. For example, "He was very happy," "She is very beautiful," and "They are talking about it." In these cases, the word "very" is used to emphasize that one of the words is more important than the other.
