Definition of nunciate in English:

nunciate

noun ˈnʌnsɪət

A person who or thing which makes an announcement; a messenger, a nuncio.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Wentworth Smith (), playwright. From classical Latin nuntius nuntius or nuntiāre to announce + -ate, perhaps after legate.

Definition of nunciate in US English:

nunciate

nounˈnʌnsɪət

A person who or thing which makes an announcement; a messenger, a nuncio.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Wentworth Smith, playwright. From classical Latin nuntius nuntius or nuntiāre to announce + -ate, perhaps after legate.

词汇	nunciate
释义	Definition of nunciate in English: nunciate noun ˈnʌnsɪət A person who or thing which makes an announcement; a messenger, a nuncio. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Wentworth Smith (), playwright. From classical Latin nuntius nuntius or nuntiāre to announce + -ate, perhaps after legate. Definition of nunciate in US English: nunciate nounˈnʌnsɪət A person who or thing which makes an announcement; a messenger, a nuncio. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Wentworth Smith, playwright. From classical Latin nuntius nuntius or nuntiāre to announce + -ate, perhaps after legate.
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