Diplographical

/ˌdɪpləˈɡræfɪkəl/ adjective

Definition

Related to or characteristic of diplography or the process of making duplicate documents.

Etymology

From 'diplograph' + '-ical' (relating to, in the manner of). This extended form emphasizes the comprehensive nature of duplicate-writing processes and systems.

Kelly Says

Adding '-ical' to adjectives is an old English habit that makes them sound more formal—'diplographical' sounds like a 19th-century technology patent when 'diplographic' would do just fine!

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