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When was The Amatory Experiences of a Surgeon created?
The Amatory Experiences of a Surgeon was created in 1881.
How can you use amatory in a sentence?
Amatory letters kept their love alive while the man was at war.
What rhymes with exclamatory?
amatory
What is the term 'amatory' used for?
The term "amatory" is an adjective used to express or excite romance or sexual love. It originates from the Latin word "amatorious," which means lover.
What does the word amatory mean?
It means "pertaining to love". St. Valentine's Day and Sadie Hawkins Day are amatory holidays. The word comes from the Latin "amo" meaning "I love".
What does the latin word amat means?
amat- he/she/it loves
What does the prefix amat mean?
To love or like. For instance, the English derivative "amatory" means friendly.
What is an amatory sonnet sequence?
Oh, dude, an amatory sonnet sequence is basically a bunch of love poems written in the form of sonnets. It's like a romantic playlist, but instead of songs, it's poems. So, if you're feeling all lovey-dovey and poetic, you can whip up your own amatory sonnet sequence and impress your crush.
How do you find out if an amatory diamond is a real diamond?
I have never heard of an Amatory diamond before. After an internet search, the only reference that I found to it was on ebay. It may be a trade name for another type of stone. There are many misnomers in the gem trade. I would have a GIA jeweler appraise the "diamond".
What are derivatives of the Latin word amo?
amateur, amatory, amiable, amiably, amicable, amity, amorous, amour, enamor, enemy, enmity, inimical, paramous
Which of these words is a synonym of antipathy - aversion amative amatory affectionate amorous loving?
Aversion is the synonym for antipathy. First, all of the other words are adjectives, not nouns. And they express the opposite emotion (love) from antipathy, which means dislike or hatred.
What is the definition of sonnet?
A short poem, -- usually amatory., A poem of fourteen lines, -- two stanzas, called the octave, being of four verses each, and two stanzas, called the sestet, of three verses each, the rhymes being adjusted by a particular rule., To compose sonnets.
