| 释义 |
consignificative, a. rare.|ˌkɒnsɪgˈnɪfɪkətɪv|
Also 7 co-.
[f. med.L. consignificāt- (see above) + -ive.]
= consignificant 2 and 3.
1663Bullokar, Consignificative, of the same signification with another thing. [1623Cockeram Cosignificative. [So also 1656 Blount Glossogr.] ]1773Vallancey Gram. Irish Lang. 37 Certain consignificative particles are..prefixed to words in such manner as to coalesce with them. 1852S. Bailey Disc. Var. Subj. 57 The circumstantial or consignificative words were at first merely added or prefixed. |