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prononcé

prononcé adjective: strongly marked; decided, or distinguished, in manners, attire, or appearance.

Adjective

prononcé (comparative more prononcé, superlative most prononcé)

  1. (dated) Strongly marked; decided, or distinguished, in manners, attire, or appearance.
    Synonyms:
    prononcée

Synonyms of prononcé

  • prononcée

Forms of prononcé

comparativemore prononcé
superlativemost prononcé

Origin of prononcé

Borrowed from French prononcé.

Questions about prononcé

What does prononcé mean?
Prononcé means strongly marked; decided, or distinguished, in manners, attire, or appearance.
What part of speech is prononcé?
Prononcé is an adjective.

Words near prononcé in the dictionary

  1. pronominalizes
  2. pronominalizing
  3. pronominally
  4. pronominals
  5. pronomination
  6. prononcé
  7. pronormal
  8. pronormoblast
  9. pronormoblasts
  10. pronosupination
  11. pronosupinations

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