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semitreasonable

semitreasonable adjective: somewhat or partially treasonable.

Adjective

semitreasonable (not comparable)

  1. Somewhat or partially treasonable.
    • My reluctance to sacrifice myself on the altar of mental science was viewed as semitreasonable by Denis's chief associate […]1987, Julian May, Intervention
    • These letters, which Ramsey stipulated must be kept out of the committee's report and were to be returned to him after the convention (presumably because of their semitreasonable content), were […]1998, Paul Finkelman, Joseph Calder Miller, Macmillan Encyclopedia of World Slavery, volume 2, page 757

Origin of semitreasonable

From semi- + treasonable.

Questions about semitreasonable

What does semitreasonable mean?
Semitreasonable means somewhat or partially treasonable.
What part of speech is semitreasonable?
Semitreasonable is an adjective.

Words near semitreasonable in the dictionary

  1. semitranslucent
  2. semitransmissive
  3. semitransparencies
  4. semitransparency
  5. semitransparent
  6. semitreasonable
  7. semitreasonous
  8. semitrimmed
  9. semitritone
  10. semitritones
  11. semitrivial

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