- po|co|cu|ran|tism
- po|co|cu|ran|tism «POH koh ku RAN tihz uhm, -RAHN-», noun.the character, disposition, or habits of a pococurante.
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Es|pe|ran|tism — «EHS puh RAHN tihz uhm, RAN », noun. the use of Esperanto … Useful english dictionary
tism — achro·ma·tism; ag·no·e·tism; agram·ma·tism; al·lo·er·o·tism; an·a·bap·tism; an·a·gram·ma·tism; anath·e·ma·tism; an·ti·pe·do·bap·tism; an·ti sem·i·tism; aph·thar·to·do·ce·tism; aplan·a·tism; aplan·e·tism; ar·is·toc·ra·tism; astig·ma·tism;… … English syllables
ran — ach·y·ran·thes; ac·ti·nop·te·ran; ai·ran; al·bo·ran·ite; al·co·ran; al·do·fu·ran·o·side; al·do·py·ran·o·side; am·a·ran·tha·ce·ae; am·a·ran·thine; am·a·ran·thus; am·a·ran·tite; an·dro·spo·ran·gi·um; an·u·ran; au·ran·tia; au·ran·ti·a·ce·ae;… … English syllables
ob·scu·ran·tism — … Useful english dictionary
pococurantism — po·co·cu·ran·tism … English syllables
cu — acal·cu·lia; ac·cu·mu·la·ble; ac·cu·mu·la·tion; ac·cu·mu·la·tive; ac·cu·mu·la·tor; ac·cu·ra·cy; ac·cu·rate; ac·cu·rate·ly; ac·cu·rate·ness; ac·cu·sa·tion; ac·cu·sa·ti·val; ac·cu·sa·trix; ad·os·cu·la·tion; aes·cu·la·ce·ae; aes·cu·la·pi·an;… … English syllables
ob — ob; OB; ob·am·bu·late; ob·ben·ite; ob·clavate; ob·clude; ob·compressed; ob·conic; ob·cordate; ob·cuneate; ob·deltoid; ob·diplostemonous; ob·duce; ob·du·ra·cy; ob·e·lis·cal; ob·e·lis·coid; ob·e·lism; ob·e·lize; ob·e·lus; ob·fusc; ob·fus·ca·ble;… … English syllables
scu — chia·ro·scu·rist; chia·ro·scu·ro; ob·scu·ran·tism; ob·scu·ra·tion; ob·scu·ra·tive; ob·scu·ri·fy; ob·scu·ri·ty; pre·scu·tal; pro·scu·tel·lar; pro·scu·tel·lum; scu·ba; scu·do; scu·tage; scu·tal; scu·tate; scu·ta·tion; scu·tel; scu·tel·lar;… … English syllables
Esperanto — Es•pe•ran•to [[t]ˌɛs pəˈrɑn toʊ, ˈræn [/t]] n. ling. an artificial language invented in 1887 for international use, based on word roots common to the major European languages • Etymology: 1890–95; orig. Esperanto pseudonym of the inventor, L. L.… … From formal English to slang
inerrantism — in·er·ran·tism (ĭn ĕrʹən tĭz əm) n. Belief in the inerrancy or literal truth of a particular writing or document. in·erʹran·tist adj. & n. * * * … Universalium
