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amental
adjective
am·ent·al
\ˈaməntəl, ˈāmə-, ˈaˌmen-\
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Origin and Etymology of amental
1ament + -al
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amental
adjective
amen·tal
\(ˈ)ā¦mentəl\
Definition of amental
: devoid of mind a practically amental hospital patient
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Origin and Etymology of amental
2a- + mental
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