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dulcifluous

dulcifluous adjective: sweet in nature, character, or sound.

Adjective

dulcifluous (comparative more dulcifluous, superlative most dulcifluous)

  1. (archaic) sweet in nature, character, or sound.

Forms of dulcifluous

comparativemore dulcifluous
superlativemost dulcifluous

Origin of dulcifluous

From Latin dulcis (“sweet”) + fluere (“to flow”).

Questions about dulcifluous

What does dulcifluous mean?
Dulcifluous means sweet in nature, character, or sound.
What part of speech is dulcifluous?
Dulcifluous is an adjective.

Words near dulcifluous in the dictionary

  1. dulcification
  2. dulcifications
  3. dulcified
  4. dulcified spirit
  5. dulcifies
  6. dulcifluous
  7. dulcify
  8. dulcifying
  9. dulcijo
  10. dulcijos
  11. dulciloquence

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