Definition of obstant in English:

obstant

adjective ˈɒbst(ə)nt

Scottish rare

Opposing, resisting, adverse.

Origin

Late 15th century. From classical Latin obstant-, obstāns, present participle of obstāre to stand in the way of, obstruct, resist, withstand from ob- + stāre to stand; compare -ant.

Definition of obstant in US English:

obstant

adjectiveˈɒbst(ə)nt

Scottish rare

Opposing, resisting, adverse.

Origin

Late 15th century. From classical Latin obstant-, obstāns, present participle of obstāre to stand in the way of, obstruct, resist, withstand from ob- + stāre to stand; compare -ant.

单词	obstant
释义	Definition of obstant in English: obstant adjective ˈɒbst(ə)nt Scottish rare Opposing, resisting, adverse. Origin Late 15th century. From classical Latin obstant-, obstāns, present participle of obstāre to stand in the way of, obstruct, resist, withstand from ob- + stāre to stand; compare -ant. Definition of obstant in US English: obstant adjectiveˈɒbst(ə)nt Scottish rare Opposing, resisting, adverse. Origin Late 15th century. From classical Latin obstant-, obstāns, present participle of obstāre to stand in the way of, obstruct, resist, withstand from ob- + stāre to stand; compare -ant.
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