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vul⋅tur⋅ine
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ˈvʌl
tʃəˌraɪn
,
-tʃər
ɪn
/
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-ch
uh
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–adjective
1.
of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a vulture.
2.
resembling a vulture, esp. in rapacious or predatory qualities:
a vulturine critic.
Also,
vul⋅tur⋅ous
/
ˈvʌl
tʃər
əs
/
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vuhl
-cher-
uh
s
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.
Origin:
1640–50;
< L
vulturīnus.
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vulture
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-ine
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vul·tur·ine
(vŭl'chə-rīn')
adj.
Of, relating to, or characteristic of a vulture.
Rapacious; predatory.
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