thesauruslike
thesauruslike adjective: resembling or characteristic of a thesaurus.
Adjective
thesauruslike (comparative more thesauruslike, superlative most thesauruslike)
- Resembling or characteristic of a thesaurus.
- The thesauruslike nature of substitution explains why many stutterers boast large vocabularies. But it also makes for a lot of restaurant meals they’d rather not eat, coffee orders they’d rather not drink and disappointments they’d rather not reap.2012 March 17, Xazmin Garza, “Program helps speakers stop stammers, get words flowing”, in Las Vegas Review-Journal
- "It's exciting to play this writer who has a thesauruslike mind. There aren't a lot of contemporary plays with language this poetic and rich."2013 March 26, Michael Grossberg, “Actor a gem in 'Tiffany's'”, in The Columbus Dispatch
Forms of thesauruslike
| comparative | more thesauruslike |
|---|---|
| superlative | most thesauruslike |
Origin of thesauruslike
From thesaurus + -like.
Questions about thesauruslike
- What does thesauruslike mean?
- Thesauruslike means resembling or characteristic of a thesaurus.
- What part of speech is thesauruslike?
- Thesauruslike is an adjective.
Words near thesauruslike in the dictionary
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