desipient
adjective
de·sip·i·ent
-pēənt
: indulging in desipience
and smiled to see desipient Horace play
Timothy Dwight
Timothy Dwight
Word History
Etymology
Latin desipient-, desipiens, present participle of desipere to be foolish, from de- + -sipere (from sapere to have taste, be wise)
- demonstratively
- demonstrativeness
- demonstrativenesses
- demonstratives
- demonstrator
- demonstrators
- demonym
- demonyms
- demoralisation
- demoralisations
- demoralise
- demoralised
- demoraliser
- demoralisers
- demoralises
- demoralising
- demoralization
- demoralizations
- demoralize
- demoralized
- demoralizer
- album paper
- album quilt
- Albumblatt
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