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oblivial

oblivial adjective: of or relating to oblivion.

Adjective

oblivial (not comparable)

  1. Of or relating to oblivion.
    • Rest alone, unaccompanied by the oblivial state of insensibility called sleep, will not restore the lost vigour occasioned by long-continued waking efforts.1872, Robert Kemp Philp, The Domestic World, page 272
    • We now realize that the oblivial water is in contact with him: it joins our home and our country of exile.1974, Michael H. Begnal, A Conceptual Guide to Finnegans Wake, page 31

Words formed from oblivial

Questions about oblivial

What does oblivial mean?
Oblivial means of or relating to oblivion.
What part of speech is oblivial?
Oblivial is an adjective.

Words near oblivial in the dictionary

  1. obliterator
  2. obliterators
  3. obliterature
  4. oblivescence
  5. oblivescent
  6. oblivial
  7. obliviality
  8. obliviate
  9. obliviated
  10. obliviates
  11. obliviating

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