connoisseurial
connoisseurial adjective: of or pertaining to connoisseurs.
Adjective
connoisseurial (comparative more connoisseurial, superlative most connoisseurial)
- Of or pertaining to connoisseurs.
- Finished drawings sometimes were kept as prototypes for paintings and as objects of connoisseurial delectation, but generally they served as the underlying, invisible foundation for paintings.2009 April 10, Ken Johnson, “Capturing the Outlines of an Exuberant Universe”, in New York Times
Forms of connoisseurial
| comparative | more connoisseurial |
|---|---|
| superlative | most connoisseurial |
Origin of connoisseurial
From connoisseur + -ial.
Questions about connoisseurial
- What does connoisseurial mean?
- Connoisseurial means of or pertaining to connoisseurs.
- What part of speech is connoisseurial?
- Connoisseurial is an adjective.
Words near connoisseurial in the dictionary
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