geometral
/dʒɪˈɒmɪtr(ə)l/ /ˈdʒɒmɪtr(ə)l/rare before late 20th cent
adjective
= geometrical.
- In later use chiefly with reference to French géométral in the writings of J. M. E. Lacan (1901–81), French psychoanalyst and psychiatrist..
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in Guy Miege (bap. 1644, d.?1718), author and lexicographer. From French géométral from post-classical Latin geometralis from classical Latin geōmetra + -ālis.
- resurrectible
- resurrection
- resurrectional
- resurrectionary
- resurrection body
- resurrectioner
- resurrection fern
- resurrection flower
- resurrectionist
- resurrection jarvey
- resurrection man
- resurrection pie
- resurrection plant
- resurrection pudding
- resurrective
- resurrector
- resurrender
- resurvey
- resuscitable
- resuscitant
- resuscitate
- resuscitation
- resuscitative
- resuscitator
- resuspend