dragglement
dragglement noun: the condition of something that is draggled.
Noun
dragglement (countable and uncountable, plural dragglements)
- The condition of something that is draggled.
- Something that is draggled.
- This is Henry sneering at the town and its dregs and dragglements, as he did at New York in his letters and his journals, not, I should say, Thoreau sneering at democracy.1943, Henry Seidel Canby, Walt Whitman: An American (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1943, p. 154)
Forms of dragglement
| plural | dragglements |
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Origin of dragglement
draggle + -ment
Questions about dragglement
- What does dragglement mean?
- Dragglement means the condition of something that is draggled.
- What part of speech is dragglement?
- Dragglement is a noun.
- What is the plural of dragglement?
- The plural of dragglement is dragglements.
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