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-facient
-facientsuff.1. Causing; bringing about: somnifacient.2. Something that causes or brings about: abortifacient.
[From Latin faciēns, facient-, present participle of facere, to do; see dhē- in Indo-European roots.]-facient suffix forming adjectives, suffix forming nounsindicating a state or quality: absorbefacient; rubefacient. [from Latin facient-, faciēns, present participle of facere to do]-facient , a combining form meaning “causing,” “inducing” that specified by the initial element: parturifacient; somnifacient. [< Latin, s. of faciēns, present participle of facere to make, do1] -facient
-facient (fa'shent), Causing; one who or that which brings about. [L. facio, to make] -facient Generally, an end form meaning causing; one who or that which brings something about. [L. facio, to make]-facient [L. faciens, stem facient-, participle of facere, to do, make] Suffix meaning to make happen; to cause. |