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salebrous

salebrous adjective: rough; rugged.

Adjective

salebrous (comparative more salebrous, superlative most salebrous)

  1. (obsolete) rough; rugged

Forms of salebrous

comparativemore salebrous
superlativemost salebrous

Origin of salebrous

From Latin salebrōsus, from salebra (“a rugged road”), from salire (“to leap”).

Questions about salebrous

What does salebrous mean?
Salebrous means rough; rugged.
What part of speech is salebrous?
Salebrous is an adjective.

Words near salebrous in the dictionary

  1. saleables
  2. saleably
  3. saleb
  4. salebrosities
  5. salebrosity
  6. salebrous
  7. saleeite
  8. Saleem
  9. Saleems
  10. salegoer
  11. salegoers

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