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attolent

attolent adjective: that raises or lifts up (often of muscles).

Adjective

attolent (comparative more attolent, superlative most attolent)

  1. that raises or lifts up (often of muscles)
    • "Perhaps we are very presumptuous, yet we dare to cherish the conviction that there exists a more attolent influence than all"
      " “The full-voiced rhetoric of these master minds ;”"
      "one which hourly, but silently, lifts up the hearts of men."1867, Anna Cora Mowatt, The clergyman's wife: and other sketches. A collection of pen portraits and ...

Forms of attolent

comparativemore attolent
superlativemost attolent

Questions about attolent

What does attolent mean?
Attolent means that raises or lifts up (often of muscles).
What part of speech is attolent?
Attolent is an adjective.

Words near attolent in the dictionary

  1. attograms
  2. attohertz
  3. attojoule
  4. attokatal
  5. attokatals
  6. attolent
  7. attoliter
  8. attoliters
  9. attolitre
  10. attolitres
  11. attollent

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