circumadjacent
circumadjacent adjective: lying immediately around.
Adjective
circumadjacent (comparative more circumadjacent, superlative most circumadjacent)
- Lying immediately around
- The pain and heat, by degrees derive a vast flux of blood and humors which distend all the circumadjacent vessels, in order to quench the incendium.1734, William Stukeley, Of the Gout, J. Roberts, page 15
Forms of circumadjacent
| comparative | more circumadjacent |
|---|---|
| superlative | most circumadjacent |
Origin of circumadjacent
From circum- + adjacent.
Questions about circumadjacent
- What does circumadjacent mean?
- Circumadjacent means lying immediately around.
- What part of speech is circumadjacent?
- Circumadjacent is an adjective.
Words near circumadjacent in the dictionary
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