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consilient

consilient adjective: of academic disciplines, displaying consilience.

Adjective

consilient (comparative more consilient, superlative most consilient)

  1. Of academic disciplines, displaying consilience.

Forms of consilient

comparativemore consilient
superlativemost consilient

Origin of consilient

From consilience, from Latin con- (“together”) + salio (“to leap”).

Words formed from consilient

Questions about consilient

What does consilient mean?
Consilient means of academic disciplines, displaying consilience.
What part of speech is consilient?
Consilient is an adjective.

Words near consilient in the dictionary

  1. consignor
  2. consignors
  3. consigns
  4. consilience
  5. consiliences
  6. consilient
  7. consiliently
  8. consilium abeundi
  9. consimilar
  10. consimilitude
  11. consimilitudes

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