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facundious

facundious adjective: eloquent; wordy.

Adjective

facundious (comparative more facundious, superlative most facundious)

  1. (obsolete) eloquent; wordy

Forms of facundious

comparativemore facundious
superlativemost facundious

Origin of facundious

Latin facundiosus.

Questions about facundious

What does facundious mean?
Facundious means eloquent; wordy.
What part of speech is facundious?
Facundious is an adjective.

Words near facundious in the dictionary

  1. facultized
  2. facultizes
  3. facultizing
  4. faculty
  5. facund
  6. facundious
  7. facundity
  8. Facundo
  9. Facundos
  10. fad
  11. fad diet

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