plenipotential
/ˌplɛnɪpəˈtɛnʃl/adjective
Of or belonging to a plenipotentiary; possessing or conferring full power or authority.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Guy Miege (bap. 1644, d.?1718), author and lexicographer. From post-classical Latin plenipotent-, plenipotens plenipotent + -ial, probably after potential. Slightly earlier currency is probably implied by plenipotentiality.
- throw something open
- throw something out
- throw something overboard
- throw something together
- throw something up
- throwster
- throw the baby out with the bathwater
- throw the book at
- throw up
- throw up one's hands
- thru
- thrum
- thrummer
- thrummy
- thrush
- thrush nightingale
- thrust
- thrust bearing
- thrust block
- thruster
- thrust fault
- thrusting
- thrust reverser
- thrust slice
- thrust stage