illocable
illocable adjective: not able to be located, as in space.
Adjective
illocable (comparative more illocable, superlative most illocable)
- Not able to be located, as in space.
- But now they make Christ's humanity illocable: for if it be in the Eucharist, it is not there as in a spacious place; for what is the compass of a thin wafer-cake to receive the proportion of a man's body?1852, Andrew Willet, translated by John Cumming, Synopsis Papismi, Or, a General View of the Papacy, volume 5, page 223
Forms of illocable
| comparative | more illocable |
|---|---|
| superlative | most illocable |
Questions about illocable
- What does illocable mean?
- Illocable means not able to be located, as in space.
- What part of speech is illocable?
- Illocable is an adjective.
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