Word of the Day: PERNEGATE

ETYMOLOGY
from ppl. stem of Latin pernegāre (to deny altogether),
from per- + negāre (to deny)

EXAMPLE
(the below example is for the noun pernegation – absolute denial)

“…I and my Friends shall be allowed the full benefit of all the variations, interpretations, reservations, postvariations, tergiversations, excusations, contemporations, pernegations, alterations, illaqueations, extrications, devotions, mentimutations, rementimutations, distinctions, evasions, possessions, plenipotentialities and fedifractions…”

From: Discolliminium;
Or, A most obedient reply to a late book
By Nathaniel War

2 thoughts on “Word of the Day: PERNEGATE”

  1. Obsecrating you to take cognizance of my flippercanorious sentence with the word ‘Pernegate‘ –

    Notwithstanding I’m a quintessential sesquipedalian and prone to rastrophiliopustrocity I pernegated being procrusteanized by the misoneist professors’ to resort to platitudinous English, which is exhibitionistically demonstrative of their misodoctakleidism and obscurantism.

    Devi Prasad (A Quintessential sesquipedalian)

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