armipotent

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adjective

Powerful in battle.

Scrabble 14

Meanings

adjectivearmipotent (comparative more armipotent, superlative most armipotent)

comparative more armipotent · superlative most armipotent

  1. obsoletePowerful in battle.

    Swift at the word bold Merion snatch’d a spear And, breathing slaughter, follow’d to the war. So Mars armipotent invades the plain, (The wide destroyer of the race of man,)

    1715, Homer, Iliad, translated by Alexander Pope, Book XIII
nounarmipotent (plural armipotents)

plural armipotents

  1. archaicpoeticA powerful combatant.

    The two armipotents brought up their respective legions, thirsting for glory.

    1825, Eileen Archer, Saragossa
    1 more example

    With violence the lands are spread / Even as in Israel's day, / And it repenteth me I bred / Chartered armipotents lust-led / To feuds […]

    1917, Thomas Hardy, I Met a Man

Origin

  1. Latinarmipotēns
  2. Englisharmipotent

From Latin armipotēns.

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Translations

Italian armipotente
  • armipotentepowerful in battle
Latin armipotēns
  • armipotēnspowerful in battle
Portuguese armipotente
  • armipotentepowerful in battle

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