DISSILIENT


Meaning of DISSILIENT in English

də̇ˈsilyənt, -lēənt adjective

Etymology: Latin dissilient-, dissiliens, present participle of dissilire, from dis- apart + silire (from salire to leap) — more at dis- , sally

: springing apart ; specifically : bursting open (as the ripe capsules of the balsam)

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