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trepidant

[trep-i-duh nt] /ˈtrɛp ɪ dənt/

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adjective

1.

trepid.

Origin of trepidant

Latin

1890-1895

1890-95; < Latin trepidant-, stem of trepidāns, present participle of trepidāre; see trepidation, -ant

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trepidant in Medicine

trepidant trep·i·dant (trěp'ĭ-dənt)
adj.
Relating to or characterized by trepidation.

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