amorevolous

English

Borrowed from Italian amorevole + -ous, from Latin amor (“love”).

amorevolous (comparative more amorevolous, superlative most amorevolous)

(obsolete) affectionate; loving.
- 1913, Malcolm Charles Salaman, French colour-prints of the XVIII century:
  How instantly he lets us realise the comic vanity and self-satisfaction of the uxorious old fool, so easily deceived by the picture, and his flirtatious young wife's spirited enjoyment of her amorevolous frolic.

2007, Joseph T. Shipley, Dictionary of Early English, Philosophical Library

单词	amorevolous
释义	amorevolous English Etymology Borrowed from Italian amorevole + -ous, from Latin amor (“love”). Pronunciation IPA^(key): /ˌæm.ə.ˈɹɛ.və.ləs/ Rhymes: -ɛvələs Adjective amorevolous (comparative more amorevolous, superlative most amorevolous) (obsolete) affectionate; loving. 1913, Malcolm Charles Salaman, French colour-prints of the XVIII century: How instantly he lets us realise the comic vanity and self-satisfaction of the uxorious old fool, so easily deceived by the picture, and his flirtatious young wife's spirited enjoyment of her amorevolous frolic. References 2007, Joseph T. Shipley, Dictionary of Early English, Philosophical Library
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