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Lamethist

Lamethist noun: a supporter of Alexandre de Lameth (1760–1829), who formed a triumvirate with Barnave and Duport during the French revolution.

Noun

Lamethist (plural Lamethists)

  1. A supporter of Alexandre de Lameth (1760–1829), who formed a triumvirate with Barnave and Duport during the French revolution.

Forms of Lamethist

pluralLamethists

Origin of Lamethist

From Lameth + -ist.

Questions about Lamethist

What does Lamethist mean?
Lamethist means a supporter of Alexandre de Lameth (1760–1829), who formed a triumvirate with Barnave and Duport during the French revolution.
What part of speech is Lamethist?
Lamethist is a noun.
What is the plural of Lamethist?
The plural of Lamethist is Lamethists.

Words near Lamethist in the dictionary

  1. lamestreamers
  2. Lamet
  3. lametastic
  4. lameter
  5. lameters
  6. Lamethist
  7. Lamethists
  8. lametta
  9. lamewad
  10. lamewads
  11. Lamey

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