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vibrationary

vibrationary noun: relating to vibrations.

Noun

vibrationary (plural vibrationaries)

  1. (especially) Relating to vibrations.
    • Helen's customary readings are done over the telephone, and last 30 minutes. She requires payment in advance, but adheres to the rule that she does not cash a check until the reading has been completed. The check she receives before the reading supplies Helen with vibrationary information about the...1980 December 20, Michael Anderson, “Gays & the Occult”, in Gay Community News, volume 8, number 22, page 11

Forms of vibrationary

pluralvibrationaries

Origin of vibrationary

From vibration + -ary.

Questions about vibrationary

What does vibrationary mean?
Vibrationary means relating to vibrations.
What part of speech is vibrationary?
Vibrationary is a noun.
What is the plural of vibrationary?
The plural of vibrationary is vibrationaries.

Words near vibrationary in the dictionary

  1. vibrational
  2. vibrational energies
  3. vibrational energy
  4. vibrationality
  5. vibrationally
  6. vibrationary
  7. vibrationless
  8. vibrationlessness
  9. vibrations
  10. vibratiuncle
  11. vibratiuncles

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