Definition of Agonizant in English:

Agonizant

(also Agonisant)

noun ˌaɡəˈnʌɪz(ə)nt

Christian Church

A member of a religious order founded in 1586 by St Camillus de Lellis and dedicated to caring for the sick and ministering to the dying.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Simon Wilson (fl. 1670). From Italian agonizzante person who is dying, use as noun of agonizzante, present participle of agonizzare.

Definition of Agonizant in US English:

Agonizant

(also Agonisant)

nounˌaɡəˈnʌɪz(ə)nt

Christian Church

A member of a religious order founded in 1586 by St Camillus de Lellis and dedicated to caring for the sick and ministering to the dying.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Simon Wilson (fl. 1670). From Italian agonizzante person who is dying, use as noun of agonizzante, present participle of agonizzare.

单词	Agonizant
释义	Definition of Agonizant in English: Agonizant (also Agonisant) noun ˌaɡəˈnʌɪz(ə)nt Christian Church A member of a religious order founded in 1586 by St Camillus de Lellis and dedicated to caring for the sick and ministering to the dying. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Simon Wilson (fl. 1670). From Italian agonizzante person who is dying, use as noun of agonizzante, present participle of agonizzare. Definition of Agonizant in US English: Agonizant (also Agonisant) nounˌaɡəˈnʌɪz(ə)nt Christian Church A member of a religious order founded in 1586 by St Camillus de Lellis and dedicated to caring for the sick and ministering to the dying. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Simon Wilson (fl. 1670). From Italian agonizzante person who is dying, use as noun of agonizzante, present participle of agonizzare.
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