immarcescible
adjective
im·mar·ces·ci·ble
variants or immarcessible
¦i(m)ˌmär¦sesəbəl
: imperishable, indestructible
immarcescibly adverb
or immarcessibly
-blē
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin immarcescibilis, from Latin in- in- entry 1 + Late Latin marcescibilis withering, from Latin marcescere to wither, fade away + -ibilis -ible
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above
- North-East New Guinea
- north-northeast
- north-northwest
- north-seek
- north-seeking pole
- North-West Frontier Province
- northabout
- Northallerton
- northampton
- Northampton
- Northamptonshire
- northants
- Northants
- northbound
- northbounder
- northboundest
- Northbrook
- Northcliffe
- northeast
- northeast by east
- northeast by north
- Northeast Corridor
- Northeast Passage
- northeaster
- northeasterly