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phenomenical

phenomenical adjective: of or pertaining to phenomena.

Adjective

phenomenical (comparative more phenomenical, superlative most phenomenical)

  1. Of or pertaining to phenomena.

Forms of phenomenical

comparativemore phenomenical
superlativemost phenomenical

Origin of phenomenical

From phenomenon + -ical.

Words formed from phenomenical

Questions about phenomenical

What does phenomenical mean?
Phenomenical means of or pertaining to phenomena.
What part of speech is phenomenical?
Phenomenical is an adjective.

Words near phenomenical in the dictionary

  1. phenomenalizing
  2. phenomenally
  3. phenomenalness
  4. phenomenas
  5. phenomenic
  6. phenomenical
  7. phenomenically
  8. phenomenise
  9. phenomenised
  10. phenomenises
  11. phenomenising

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