subitany
subitany adjective: sudden; hasty.
Adjective
subitany (comparative more subitany, superlative most subitany)
- Sudden; hasty.
- This which I now have commented is very subitany, and I fear confused Mr. Bagley , who was by me all the time I wrote it, would not conceive, that the frequent discourses betwixt his little son and himself, could be an hinderance to me1659, John Hales, Golden Remains of the Ever Memorable Mr. John Hales
Forms of subitany
| comparative | more subitany |
|---|---|
| superlative | most subitany |
Origin of subitany
See subitaneous.
Questions about subitany
- What does subitany mean?
- Subitany means sudden; hasty.
- What part of speech is subitany?
- Subitany is an adjective.
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