discerpible
/dɪˈsəːpɪbl/ /dɪˈsəːpəbl/adjective
= discerptible.
- In later use chiefly with reference to the works of Henry More and his contemporaries..
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Henry More (1614–1687), philosopher, poet, and theologian. Either from post-classical Latin discerpibilis from classical Latin discerpere + -bilis.
- radiotranslucency
- radiotranslucent
- radioulna
- radious
- radio van
- radiovision
- radiovisor
- radio wave
- radio wavelength
- radish
- radish communist
- radish fly
- radish tree
- radishy
- radium
- radium beam
- radium bomb
- radium burn
- radium clock
- radium dial
- radium emanation
- radium needle
- radium series
- radium therapy
- radius