Definitions
Etymologies
- From Latin dēmissus, past participle of dēmittere ("demit"). (Wiktionary)
Examples
“He perceived that the Liberal ministry had offended certain influential sections by appearing too demiss or too unenterprising in foreign affairs.”
“Yet charitable readers will believe that in the following sentence demiss has slipped unconsciously from a learned pen:”
“De concessione demiss, Edwardo Ditchfield et aliis.”
“But the present bunch now occupying the majority of this government are accelerating our demiss and I am not going to sit idly by and allow them free passage to do it.”
“We need to demiss this idea that debt is a good thing that will help us grow.”
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Zoological Terms
Terms used in Zoology
papilionaceous, actinost, gressorial, exuviate, nitid, trochal, demiss, loculus, crebrity, limes, pachytrichous, pachydactyl and 320 more...
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Botanical Terms
Terms used in botany
contabescence, effloresce, foliate, acervate, nuciform, feracious, fructuous, bifarious, serotinous, sative, demiss, tardive and 168 more...
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