Definition of praefervid in English:

praefervid

(also prefervid)

adjective priːˈfəːvɪd

Perfervid.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Lauder (1646–1722), judge and political commentator. From classical Latin praefervidus exceedingly hot, burning, impassioned, especially in the post-classical Latin phrase Scotorum praefervida ingenia impassioned genius of the Scots from prae- + fervidus.

Definition of praefervid in US English:

praefervid

(also prefervid)

adjectivepriːˈfəːvɪd

Perfervid.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Lauder (1646–1722), judge and political commentator. From classical Latin praefervidus exceedingly hot, burning, impassioned, especially in the post-classical Latin phrase Scotorum praefervida ingenia impassioned genius of the Scots from prae- + fervidus.

单词	praefervid
释义	Definition of praefervid in English: praefervid (also prefervid) adjective priːˈfəːvɪd Perfervid. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Lauder (1646–1722), judge and political commentator. From classical Latin praefervidus exceedingly hot, burning, impassioned, especially in the post-classical Latin phrase Scotorum praefervida ingenia impassioned genius of the Scots from prae- + fervidus. Definition of praefervid in US English: praefervid (also prefervid) adjectivepriːˈfəːvɪd Perfervid. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Lauder (1646–1722), judge and political commentator. From classical Latin praefervidus exceedingly hot, burning, impassioned, especially in the post-classical Latin phrase Scotorum praefervida ingenia impassioned genius of the Scots from prae- + fervidus.
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