cliental
cliental adjective: of or pertaining to a client.
Adjective
cliental (not comparable)
- Of or pertaining to a client.
- I sat down in the cliental chair placed over against Mr. Jaggers's chair, and became fascinated by the dismal atmosphere of the place.1861, Charles Dickens, Great Expectations
Origin of cliental
From client + -al.
Words that rhyme with cliental
- mental
- transcendental
- accidental
- complemental
- gentle
- elemental
- oriental
- rental
- trental
- continental
- dental
- experimental
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- instrumental
- incruental
- lentil
- predental
- temperamental
- bidental
- cental
- coincidental
- decremental
- documental
- emolumental
- environmental
- firmamental
- interdental
- interdepartmental
- judgmental
- occidental
- parliamental
- pseudodental
- submental
- supradental
- addental
- adjustmental
- advectional
- affectational
- agro-environmental
- alimental
- alveolodental
- amental
- antidental
- apartmental
- apicodental
- aplacental
- argental
- argumental
- atlantodental
- atramental
- bimental
- bioenvironmental
- biparental
- cemental
- cervicomental
- compartmental
- componental
- craniodental
- departmental
- developmental
- diaplacental
Questions about cliental
- What does cliental mean?
- Cliental means of or pertaining to a client.
- What part of speech is cliental?
- Cliental is an adjective.
Words near cliental in the dictionary
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