allicient
allicient adjective: that attracts; attractive.
Adjective
allicient (comparative more allicient, superlative most allicient)
- That attracts; attractive.
Forms of allicient
| comparative | more allicient |
|---|---|
| superlative | most allicient |
Origin of allicient
From Latin alliciens, present participle of allicere (“to allure”); ad + lacere (“to entice”).
Words that rhyme with allicient
- efficient
- sufficient
- coefficient
- deficient
- hyperdeficient
- inefficient
- insufficient
- omniscient
- perficient
- self-sufficient
- beneficient
- bideficient
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- biodeficient
- calorifacient
- calorificient
- cogniscient
- cost-efficient
- ecoefficient
- eigencoefficient
- equiefficient
- haplodeficient
- haploinsufficient
- haploproficient
- haplosufficient
- hyperefficient
- immunodeficient
- immunoinsufficient
- immunosufficient
- indeficient
- lymphosufficient
- maleficient
- multideficient
- multiscient
- nondeficient
- nonefficient
- nonomniscient
- nonproficient
- nonsufficient
- objicient
- Pareto-efficient
- phosphodeficient
- piezocoefficient
- proficient
- projicient
- pseudodeficient
- subefficient
- superefficient
- superproficient
- ultraefficient
- undeficient
- unproficient
- unsufficient
Questions about allicient
- What does allicient mean?
- Allicient means that attracts; attractive.
- What part of speech is allicient?
- Allicient is an adjective.
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