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attiguous

attiguous adjective: touching or having the same border; contiguous.

Adjective

attiguous (comparative more attiguous, superlative most attiguous)

  1. (rare) Touching or having the same border; contiguous.
    • Honorius III., in 1220, built or rebuilt a monastery attiguous to the church, of which no trace now remains.1900, Mildred Anna Rosalie Tuker, The Christian monuments of Rome

Forms of attiguous

comparativemore attiguous
superlativemost attiguous

Words formed from attiguous

Questions about attiguous

What does attiguous mean?
Attiguous means touching or having the same border; contiguous.
What part of speech is attiguous?
Attiguous is an adjective.

Words near attiguous in the dictionary

  1. Atticus
  2. Atticus Finch
  3. Atticus Finches
  4. attid
  5. attids
  6. attiguous
  7. attiguousness
  8. Attika
  9. Attikesse
  10. attila
  11. Attila the Hun

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