Meanings
- not comparableobsoleterareOf or pertaining to a limit.
Such being the case, it has been regarded as the political interest of England to balance and divide the enmity of France by a strict alliance with some limitaneous state.
1803, John Pinkerton, Modern Geography
Origin
- Latinlimitaneus
- Englishlimitaneous
From Latin limitaneus. See limit (transitive verb).
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