Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Invented; feigned; imaginary; fictitious.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective obsolete Fictitious or imaginary; unreal.
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- adjective rare
fictitious ,imaginary .
Etymologies
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From Latin commenticius.
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Examples
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The envy and ill-nature displayed in this speech occasioned the scholar to remark, that it filled him with dolour to perceive, where consanguinity ought to produce colligation, there was a disunion of mind, occasioned by the malevolence and commentitious grievances of his elder sister, who had no just cause of complaint to allege against Miss
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Let [care be taken that] it be publicly preached to the people that the Mass as men's twaddle [commentitious affair or human figment] can be omitted without sin, and that no one will be condemned who does not observe it, but that he can be saved in
The Smalcald Articles Martin Luther 1514
pavonine commented on the word commentitious
Fictitious or imaginary; unreal
June 8, 2008