suscipient

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adjective

Receiving; admitting.

“suscipient trade”

Scrabble 14

Meanings

adjectivesuscipient (comparative more suscipient, superlative most suscipient)

comparative more suscipient · superlative most suscipient

  1. obsoleteReceiving; admitting.
nounsuscipient (plural suscipients)

plural suscipients

  1. obsoletebusinessOne who takes or admits; one who receives.

    suscipient trade

    4 more examples

    suscipient business

    suscipient function

    suscipient retail

    But if the sacrament does not do - its work alone , but per modum - recipientis, according to the predispositions of the suscipient , then because infants can neither hinder it nor do any thing to further it , it does them no benefit at all

    1646, Jeremy Taylor, A Discourse of the Liberty of Prophesying

Origin

  1. Latinsuscipiens
  2. Englishsuscipient

From Latin suscipiens.

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APA

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Chicago

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