Definition of purpose-like in English:

purpose-like

adjective ˈpəːpəslʌɪk

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Gilbert Hay (c1397–c1465), soldier and poet. From purpose + -like.

adjectiveˈpəːpəslʌɪk

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Gilbert Hay (c1397–c1465), soldier and poet. From purpose + -like.

单词	purpose-like
释义	Definition of purpose-like in English: purpose-like adjective ˈpəːpəslʌɪk 1Originally and chiefly Scottish. That appears suitable or fit for a purpose. 2Having a definite purpose; purposeful. Now rare. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Gilbert Hay (c1397–c1465), soldier and poet. From purpose + -like. Definition of purpose-like in US English: purpose-like adjectiveˈpəːpəslʌɪk 1Originally and chiefly Scottish. That appears suitable or fit for a purpose. 2Having a definite purpose; purposeful. Now rare. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Gilbert Hay (c1397–c1465), soldier and poet. From purpose + -like.
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