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prefulgence|prɪˈfʌldʒəns|
[f. as prefulgent a.]
= prefulgency.
1892G. Gissing Born in Exile II. iv. iii. 227 In his most presumptuous moments he had never claimed the sexual prefulgence which many a commonplace fellow so gloriously exhibits. 1916F. Swinnerton Chaste Wife xxiii. 317 Too stupid to understand anything but physical prefulgence or absolute social convention. |
