impartite
impartite adjective: undivided.
Adjective
impartite (comparative more impartite, superlative most impartite)
- undivided
- To the (philosophically) trained Pantheist, the abstraction, or the noumenon,
is the ever to be unknown Deity, the on eternal reality, formless, because homogeneous
and impartite; ...1888, H.P.Blavatsky, Mabel Collins, Lucifer: A Theosophical Magazine
- To the (philosophically) trained Pantheist, the abstraction, or the noumenon,
Forms of impartite
| comparative | more impartite |
|---|---|
| superlative | most impartite |
Questions about impartite
- What does impartite mean?
- Impartite means undivided.
- What part of speech is impartite?
- Impartite is an adjective.
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