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renascible

renascible adjective: able to be reproduced.

Adjective

renascible (not comparable)

  1. (archaic) Able to be reproduced.
    • Several months since, while conducting an experiment upon capping exposed dental pulps, I discovered what I consider a generous anodyne for sensitiveness and toothache incident to soft white decay. Believing that dentine was to some extent renascible, and knowing that the dental pulp possessed...1873, The Missouri Dental Journal, volume 5, page 345

Origin of renascible

From re- + Latin nāscor (“be born”) + -ible, from Latin renāscor.

Questions about renascible

What does renascible mean?
Renascible means able to be reproduced.
What part of speech is renascible?
Renascible is an adjective.

Words near renascible in the dictionary

  1. renarrows
  2. renascence
  3. renascences
  4. renascency
  5. renascent
  6. renascible
  7. Renat
  8. Renata
  9. renate
  10. renated
  11. renates

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