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attainture
Attainture (noun) means the condition of having been proved guilty of a crime.
noun
1
The condition of having been proved guilty of a crime.
2
An accusation that brings shame on someone.
3
A poor state of physical health.
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Etymology
Comes from Medieval Latin attinctūra, used to translate Old French ateint, from Vulgar Latin *attinctus, the perfect passive participle of Latin attingō.
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What is the meaning of attainture?
"attainture" (noun) means the condition of having been proved guilty of a crime.
What is another word for attainture?
Other words for "attainture" include censure, attainder, disapprobation, disapproval, improbation, condemning.
What is the opposite of attainture?
The opposite of "attainture" is approbation.
What are the different meanings of attainture?
"attainture" has 3 main meanings: 1. The condition of having been proved guilty of a crime; 2. An accusation that brings shame on someone; 3. A poor state of physical health.
