discerpted
/dɪˈsəːptɪd/Now rare
adjective
That has been pulled apart or torn off; divided; severed.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John King (d. 1621), bishop of London. From classical Latin discerptus, past participle of discerpere discerp + -ed.
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- pseudo-heart
- pseudohermaphroditism
- pseudohexagonal
- pseudo-homosexual
- pseudo-homosexuality
- pseudohypertrophic
- pseudohypertrophy
- pseudohypoparathyroidism
- pseudo-idea
- pseudo-imago
- pseudo-instruction
- pseudo-intellectual
- pseudoism
- pseudoisochromatic
- pseudo-ixiolite
- pseudokarst
- pseudokarstic
- pseudolabium
- pseudolateral
- pseudoleucocyte
- pseudoleukaemia
- pseudolobar
- pseudologia
- pseudological