locuplete
locuplete adjective: possessing wealth; rich.
Adjective
locuplete (comparative more locuplete, superlative most locuplete)
Forms of locuplete
| comparative | more locuplete |
|---|---|
| superlative | most locuplete |
Origin of locuplete
From Latin locuplēs (“rich, wealthy”).
Words that rhyme with locuplete
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- entreat
- fleet
- retreat
- treat
- complete
- conceit
- repeat
- concrete
- discrete
- bittersweet
- suite
- cheat
- cleat
- deceit
- greet
- unseat
- compete
- defeat
- delete
- effete
- elite
- escheat
- indiscrete
- leet
- pleat
- skeet
- sleet
- accrete
- beet
- bleat
- gleet
- ifrit
- incomplete
- overeat
- overheat
- petite
- replete
- superheat
- teat
- tweet
- wheat
- yeet
- Bereshit
- Bow Street
- Crete
- discreet
- downbeat
- jeet
Questions about locuplete
- What does locuplete mean?
- Locuplete means possessing wealth; rich.
- What part of speech is locuplete?
- Locuplete is an adjective.
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