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adjective
of or pertaining to plants growing wild in fields and uncultivated areas.
Origin:
1600–10; < Latin agrest(is) pertaining to fields, rural, rustic (by dissimilation from *agrestris, equivalent to agr-, stem of ager field + -estris adj. suffix) + -al1
1600–10; < Latin agrest(is) pertaining to fields, rural, rustic (by dissimilation from *agrestris, equivalent to agr-, stem of ager field + -estris adj. suffix) + -al1
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| Main Entry: | agrestal |
| Part of Speech: | adj |
| Definition: | growing wild in fields |
| Etymology: | L. agrestis |
| Usage: | botany |
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