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pantonal

/ˌpænˈtoʊnəl/

pantonal adjective: pertaining to, or exhibiting, pantonality.

Adjective

pantonal (comparative more pantonal, superlative most pantonal)

  1. Pertaining to, or exhibiting, pantonality.

Forms of pantonal

comparativemore pantonal
superlativemost pantonal

Origin of pantonal

From pan- + tonal.

Questions about pantonal

What does pantonal mean?
Pantonal means pertaining to, or exhibiting, pantonality.
What part of speech is pantonal?
Pantonal is an adjective.
How do you pronounce pantonal?
Pantonal is pronounced /ˌpænˈtoʊnəl/.

Words near pantonal in the dictionary

  1. pantomimists
  2. pantomimus
  3. pantomorphic
  4. panton
  5. Panton Hill
  6. pantonal
  7. pantonalism
  8. pantonality
  9. pantons
  10. pantophagic
  11. pantophagist

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