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Diocletianic

Diocletianic adjective: of or relating to the Roman emperor Diocletian.

Adjective

Diocletianic (not comparable)

  1. Of or relating to the Roman emperor Diocletian.
    • the Diocletianic persecution

Origin of Diocletianic

From Diocletian + -ic.

Questions about Diocletianic

What does Diocletianic mean?
Diocletianic means of or relating to the Roman emperor Diocletian.
What part of speech is Diocletianic?
Diocletianic is an adjective.

Words near Diocletianic in the dictionary

  1. diocks
  2. Diocles
  3. Diocletian
  4. Diocletian window
  5. Diocletian windows
  6. Diocletianic
  7. diocotron
  8. diocotron instabilities
  9. diocotron instability
  10. dioctadecyl
  11. dioctahedral

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