cacophrenic
cacophrenic adjective: of inferior mind or intellect.
Adjective
cacophrenic (comparative more cacophrenic, superlative most cacophrenic)
- Of inferior mind or intellect.
- Two of the zipsuited chims' faces bore the stigmata of failed genetic meddling—mottled, cacophrenic features or the blinking, forever-puzzled look of a cross-wired brain—embarrassing reminders that Uplift was an awkward process, not without its price.1987, David Brin, The Uplift War (Uplift series; 3), New York, NY: Bantam Books, published 1995, →ISBN, page 165
- Antonyms:
- aristophrenic
Antonyms of cacophrenic
Forms of cacophrenic
| comparative | more cacophrenic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most cacophrenic |
Origin of cacophrenic
From caco- + phrenic.
Questions about cacophrenic
- What does cacophrenic mean?
- Cacophrenic means of inferior mind or intellect.
- What part of speech is cacophrenic?
- Cacophrenic is an adjective.
Words near cacophrenic in the dictionary
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