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nunciate

/ˈnʌn.si.ət/

nunciate noun: one who announces; a messenger or nuncio.

Noun

nunciate (plural nunciates)

  1. (obsolete) One who announces; a messenger or nuncio.
    • a faithful nunciate from the throne above1763, Torquato Tasso, John Hoole, Jerusalem Delivered

Forms of nunciate

pluralnunciates

Questions about nunciate

What does nunciate mean?
Nunciate means one who announces; a messenger or nuncio.
What part of speech is nunciate?
Nunciate is a noun.
How do you pronounce nunciate?
Nunciate is pronounced /ˈnʌn.si.ət/.
What is the plural of nunciate?
The plural of nunciate is nunciates.

Words near nunciate in the dictionary

  1. nunchuck
  2. nunchucks
  3. nunchuk
  4. nunchuks
  5. nuncial
  6. nunciate
  7. nunciates
  8. nunciature
  9. nunciatures
  10. nuncii
  11. nuncio

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