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habitudinal

habitudinal adjective: relating to habitus or habitude.

Adjective

habitudinal (not comparable)

  1. Relating to habitus or habitude.

Origin of habitudinal

From Latin habitūdin- + -al, from oblique stem of Latin habitūdō, from habitus + -tūdō, past participle of habeō. By surface analysis, habitude + -al.

Questions about habitudinal

What does habitudinal mean?
Habitudinal means relating to habitus or habitude.
What part of speech is habitudinal?
Habitudinal is an adjective.

Words near habitudinal in the dictionary

  1. habituatives
  2. habituator
  3. habituators
  4. habitude
  5. habitudes
  6. habitudinal
  7. habitue
  8. habituee
  9. habituees
  10. habitues
  11. habitus

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