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largifical

largifical adjective: abounding; ample.

Adjective

largifical (comparative more largifical, superlative most largifical)

  1. (obsolete) abounding; ample

Forms of largifical

comparativemore largifical
superlativemost largifical

Origin of largifical

From Latin largificus, from largus (“large”) + facere.

Questions about largifical

What does largifical mean?
Largifical means abounding; ample.
What part of speech is largifical?
Largifical is an adjective.

Words near largifical in the dictionary

  1. larghissimo
  2. largid
  3. largids
  4. largie
  5. largies
  6. largifical
  7. largifluous
  8. largiloquence
  9. largiloquent
  10. larging it
  11. larging it up

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