Meanings
nouncelestitude (uncountable)
- uncountablecelestialness
Nay more, the nation of shopkeepers, as the first Napoleon contemptuously styled them, sways more than the sceptre of the Great Mogul in the East, and has brought the celestitude of China to the dust, […]
1859, Christian Witness and Congregational Magazine, volume 1, page 507
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