plusperfect
/ˌplʌsˈpəːfɪkt/Grammar. rare
noun
= pluperfect.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Phillips (1804–1892), orientalist. Originally apparently shortened from plusquamperfect, probably after pluperfect. In later use perhaps from plus + perfect, after pluperfect.
- population center
- population centre
- population curve
- population explosion
- population-explosive
- population geneticist
- population genetics
- population group
- population I
- population II
- population III
- populationist
- population pyramid
- majority
- majority calling
- majority carrier
- majority leader
- majority rule
- Majority Socialist
- majority verdict
- majorization
- majorize
- major junior
- major league
- major-leaguer