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depectible

UK/dɪˈpɛk.tɪ.bəl/

depectible adjective: tough or thick.

Adjective

depectible (comparative more depectible, superlative most depectible)

  1. (obsolete, rare) tough or thick.
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Forms of depectible

comparativemore depectible
superlativemost depectible

Origin of depectible

From Latin dēpectō (“to comb off”) + -ible.

Questions about depectible

What does depectible mean?
Depectible means tough or thick.
What part of speech is depectible?
Depectible is an adjective.
How do you pronounce depectible?
Depectible is pronounced /dɪˈpɛk.tɪ.bəl/ (UK).

Words near depectible in the dictionary

  1. depech
  2. depeche
  3. depeched
  4. depeches
  5. depeching
  6. depectible
  7. depectinization
  8. depeculation
  9. depeculations
  10. DepEd
  11. depeer

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