Definition of palmary in English:

palmary

adjective ˈpalməriˈpɑːməri

literary

That bears or is worthy to bear the palm; holding the first or highest place; pre-eminent; excellent.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Cooke (d. 1660), judge and regicide. From classical Latin palmārius that bears off the palm of victory from palma + -ārius.

Definition of palmary in US English:

palmary

adjective

literary

That bears or is worthy to bear the palm; holding the first or highest place; pre-eminent; excellent.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Cooke (d. 1660), judge and regicide. From classical Latin palmārius that bears off the palm of victory from palma + -ārius.

单词	palmary
释义	Definition of palmary in English: palmary adjective ˈpalməriˈpɑːməri literary That bears or is worthy to bear the palm; holding the first or highest place; pre-eminent; excellent. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Cooke (d. 1660), judge and regicide. From classical Latin palmārius that bears off the palm of victory from palma + -ārius. Definition of palmary in US English: palmary adjective literary That bears or is worthy to bear the palm; holding the first or highest place; pre-eminent; excellent. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Cooke (d. 1660), judge and regicide. From classical Latin palmārius that bears off the palm of victory from palma + -ārius.
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