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obliquid

obliquid adjective: oblique.

Adjective

obliquid (comparative more obliquid, superlative most obliquid)

  1. (oblique, obsolete) oblique
    • opposition or obliquid view1590, Edmund Spenser, “(please specify the book)”, in The Faerie Queene. […], London: […] [John Wolfe] for William Ponsonbie, →OCLC

Forms of obliquid

comparativemore obliquid
superlativemost obliquid

Questions about obliquid

What does obliquid mean?
Obliquid means oblique.
What part of speech is obliquid?
Obliquid is an adjective.

Words near obliquid in the dictionary

  1. obliquer
  2. obliques
  3. obliquest
  4. obliqui
  5. obliquicanaliculate
  6. obliquid
  7. obliquing
  8. obliquities
  9. obliquitous
  10. obliquity
  11. obliquolateral

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