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adjective
Origin:
1595–1605; < Latin germinant- (stem of germināns), present participle of germināre to germinate; -ant
1595–1605; < Latin germinant- (stem of germināns), present participle of germināre to germinate; -ant
Related forms
ger·mi·nance, ger·mi·nan·cy, noun
un·ger·mi·nant, adjective
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