advenient
adjective
ad·ve·nient
(ˈ)ad-¦vēn-yənt,
-ˈvē-nē-ənt
: coming from outward causes : superadded, adventitious
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from Latin advenient-, adveniens, present participle of advenīre "to come to, arrive, reach"
First Known Use
1594, in the meaning defined above
- be struck by
- be struck on
- be supposed to
- be sure
- be sweet on
- be that as it may
- be the death of
- be to
- be to do with
- be toast
- be togged out
- be togged up
- be tough on
- be tough to beat
- be tuned in
- be under the impression
- be upstanding
- be widowed
- be wild about
- be without substance
- be witness to
- be-all and end-all
- be-all and end-alls
- be-east
- be/become one's own man