Roman cursive
Roman cursive noun: the form of script used in ancient Rome until about the 3rd century AD for Latin handwriting.
Noun
Roman cursive (uncountable)
Origin of Roman cursive
Roman + cursive
Words that rhyme with Roman cursive
- recursive
- cursive
- immersive
- adversive
- animadversive
- aversive
- conversive
- discursive
- dispersive
- excursive
- introversive
- semicursive
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- subversive
- abstersive
- antidiscursive
- antisubversive
- aspersive
- co-recursive
- compersive
- contraversive
- corecursive
- counterdiscursive
- countersubversive
- cyberdiscursive
- detersive
- electrodispersive
- eversive
- extroversive
- immunosubversive
- incursive
- interconversive
- interdiscursive
- inversive
- ipsiversive
- left-recursive
- macrodiscursive
- metadiscursive
- microdiscursive
- monodispersive
- nonaversive
- noncursive
- nondiscursive
- nondispersive
- nonimmersive
- nonrecursive
- nonsubversive
- overdispersive
- perversive
- photoaversive
- polydispersive
- precursive
- primitive recursive
- proaversive
- procursive
- pursive
- reversive
- semiodiscoursive
- submersive
- subrecursive
- superrecursive
Questions about Roman cursive
- What does Roman cursive mean?
- Roman cursive means the form of script used in ancient Rome until about the 3rd century AD for Latin handwriting.
- What part of speech is Roman cursive?
- Roman cursive is a noun.
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