arreptitious

English

Borrowed from Latin arreptīcius.

arreptitious (comparative more arreptitious, superlative most arreptitious)

Possessed; raving; isolated from reality.
- 1631, John Mayer, A Commentarie Vpon All the Epistles of the Apostle Pavl, Being fourteen‎:
  He denieth to have received the spirit of the world, that is as Anselme hath it, an arreptitious spirit, called Python, to divine conjecture
Taken away; also done in privacy.

单词	arreptitious
释义	arreptitious English Etymology Borrowed from Latin arreptīcius. Adjective arreptitious (comparative more arreptitious, superlative most arreptitious) Possessed; raving; isolated from reality. 1631, John Mayer, A Commentarie Vpon All the Epistles of the Apostle Pavl, Being fourteen‎: He denieth to have received the spirit of the world, that is as Anselme hath it, an arreptitious spirit, called Python, to divine conjecture Taken away; also done in privacy.
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