The Collaborative International Dictionary
exploitive \exploitive\ adj. tending to exploit or make use of.
Syn: exploitative, exploitatory.
Wiktionary
a. exploitative: take advantage of someone
WordNet
adj. tending to exploit or make use of [syn: exploitative, exploitatory]
Usage examples of "exploitive".
Perhaps there would be exploitive creatures who came to take advantage of the unique qualities of science, or to steal the Phazite that powered the magic locally.
Lenin and other Soviet sources, he laid bare the bloody, repressive, exploitive nature of the new Moscow regime.
And anyway, the new script, while it called for violence and other behavior uncharacteristic of the Amish, was at least devoid of exploitive sex.
The First Exploitive Bank of Litz squatted smugly between a mass sex operation and a torture parlour.
And, of course, the most exploitive picture of all had to be the infamous Ghost of Dragstrip Hollow, which included music, monsters, and lots of leather-jacketed mayhem.