adunque
adunque is the alternative form of adunc.
Meaning of adunc
Adjective
adunc (comparative more adunc, superlative most adunc)
- Curved inward, hooked.
- There was altogether something repulsive to sympathy about this old Shylock; and whether or not from any involuntary associations connected with his known profession (which certainly of itself might entitle him to succeed to the distinction of the monks, whom Voltaire called the modern vampyres)...1823, “On Vampyrism”, in The New Monthly Magazine, volume 5, page 142
Forms of adunque
| comparative | more adunque |
|---|---|
| superlative | most adunque |
Questions about adunque
- What is adunque the alternative form of?
- Adunque is the alternative form of adunc.
Words near adunque in the dictionary
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