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inconcrete

inconcrete adjective: not concrete.

Adjective

inconcrete (comparative more inconcrete, superlative most inconcrete)

  1. Not concrete.
    • For, there is not in all the VVorld a more pure, ſimple, inconcrete procreation, then that, vvhereby the minde conceiveth the vvord vvithin it, by dixit incorde [he said it in his heart]. […] Such vvas the iſſue of the VVord eternall.1612 January 3 (date delivered; Gregorian calendar), Lancelot Andrewes, “[Sermons of the Nativitie, Preached vpon Christmasse.] A Sermon Preached before the Kings Maiestie, at White-hall, on...

Forms of inconcrete

comparativemore inconcrete
superlativemost inconcrete

Origin of inconcrete

Latin inconcretus (“incorporeal”).

Questions about inconcrete

What does inconcrete mean?
Inconcrete means not concrete.
What part of speech is inconcrete?
Inconcrete is an adjective.

Words near inconcrete in the dictionary

  1. inconclusivenesses
  2. inconclusivity
  3. inconcoct
  4. inconcocted
  5. inconcoction
  6. inconcrete
  7. inconcurring
  8. inconcussible
  9. incondensability
  10. incondensable
  11. incondensible

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