paracme
/pəˈrakmi/noun
A point or period at which the prime or highest vigour is past; (in early use) specifically the point when the crisis of a fever is past.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Phillips's New World of Words. From Hellenistic Greek παρακμή the point at which the prime or strength is past from ancient Greek παρα- + ἀκμή.
- unreeve
- unrefereed
- unreferring
- unrefine
- unrefined
- unrefinement
- unreflected
- unreflecting
- unreflectingly
- unreflective
- unreflectively
- unreformable
- unreformed
- unrefracted
- unrefracting
- unrefrainable
- unrefrained
- unrefreshed
- unrefreshing
- unrefreshingly
- unrefuelled
- unrefulgent
- unrefundable
- unrefunded
- unrefusable