primeval
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Adj — Belonging to the earliest ages of the world; ancient and primitive.
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Etymology
From Latin primaevus, "in the earliest period of life," from prīmus ("first") and aevum ("age, time").
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What does “primeval” mean?
The word “primeval” means belonging to the earliest ages of the world; ancient and primitive. In plain terms, from the very earliest times — ancient, untouched, original.
How do you pronounce “primeval”?
“Primeval” is pronounced preye-MEE-vuhl (/pɹaɪ̯ˈmi.vəl/ in IPA).
How do you use “primeval” in a sentence?
Here is “primeval” used in a sentence: “The explorers pushed deep into the primeval forest.”
What part of speech is “primeval”?
“Primeval” is an adjective.
Where does the word “primeval” come from?
The word “primeval” comes from Latin. From Latin primaevus, "in the earliest period of life," from prīmus ("first") and aevum ("age, time").