boniform

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/ˈbɒnɪfɔː(ɹ)m/

adjective

Naturally good-moraled.

OriginLatin bonus →
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Meanings

adjectiveboniform (comparative more boniform, superlative most boniform)

comparative more boniform · superlative most boniform

  1. Naturally good-moraled.

    Happiness is not barely to be placed in the Intellect; but her proper Seat must be called the Boniform Faculty of the Soul […]

    1667, Henry More, Enchiridion Ethicum

Origin

  1. Latinbonus“good”
  2. Englishboniform

From Latin bonus (“good”) + -form.

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APA

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MLA

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Chicago

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