ˌterraeˈfilianadj. of or pertaining to a terræ filius.
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plebeious1610
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terraefilian1887
1887 G. SaintsburyHist. Elizabethan Lit. x. 364 His merits as well as his faults have a singular unpersonal and, if I may so say, terræfilian connotation.