ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Negotious

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech adjective

Quick meaning: Negotious is an adjective meaning Allowing for or capable of negotiation.

Meaning

Allowing for or capable of negotiation.

More Meanings

  1. (obsolete) Engaged in much business; busy.
  2. (obsolete) Requiring meticulous attention to detail.

Example Sentences

Many works (LXX.) going forward at once; a negotious man was he.
We receyved at Thetford in ye time of the Assises soe many sevrall letters, some of them from ye Lords of ye Counsell, and others from your Lord, as in ye soe negotious a time we mistooke our selves in ye directions of our answers,.
The reason why all Japanese tenancy measures were frustrated in the past was that the price of land was left negotious between landlord and tenant, and that when the former was willing to sell land the transaction was on his own terms only.
But if the Prince have no ayme at augmentation by new acquests and stands not so much in feare of externall enemies, as of friends at home, he then ought to let the people enjoy a negotious ease, of buildings, and playes, and such like things.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include tradeful, busy, busie, overbusy, active, ever-busy.

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