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cathedralic

cathedralic adjective: relating to, or resembling, a cathedral.

Adjective

cathedralic (comparative more cathedralic, superlative most cathedralic)

  1. Relating to, or resembling, a cathedral.

Forms of cathedralic

comparativemore cathedralic
superlativemost cathedralic

Origin of cathedralic

From cathedral + -ic.

Questions about cathedralic

What does cathedralic mean?
Cathedralic means relating to, or resembling, a cathedral.
What part of speech is cathedralic?
Cathedralic is an adjective.

Words near cathedralic in the dictionary

  1. cathedral mounds
  2. cathedral termite
  3. cathedral termites
  4. cathedraled
  5. cathedralesque
  6. cathedralic
  7. cathedralism
  8. cathedrallike
  9. cathedrals
  10. Cathedraltown
  11. cathedralwise

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