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amissible

/əˈmɪsɪbəl/

amissible adjective: liable or likely to be lost.

Adjective

amissible (comparative more amissible, superlative most amissible)

  1. Liable or likely to be lost.

Forms of amissible

comparativemore amissible
superlativemost amissible

Origin of amissible

From Latin āmissibilis. Compare French amissible.

Words formed from amissible

Questions about amissible

What does amissible mean?
Amissible means liable or likely to be lost.
What part of speech is amissible?
Amissible is an adjective.
How do you pronounce amissible?
Amissible is pronounced /əˈmɪsɪbəl/.

Words near amissible in the dictionary

  1. amiss
  2. Amissa
  3. amisse
  4. amisses
  5. amissibility
  6. amissible
  7. amissing
  8. amission
  9. amissness
  10. Amistad
  11. Amistads

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