Evanescent
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 172
ev-aives'ent, adj. fleeting linper- ceptible - adv. Evanesc'ently —n. Evanesc'- — ence [L. evanc*icns, -ent is e, and lUi/iesio, to vanish — 'anus, empty Evangel, C-van'jel, «. {poet.) good news, csp. the gospel Evangelic, t-vaii-juUk, Evangelical, e-van-jcrik -al, adj. belonging to or consisting of good tidings relating to the four gospels accoiding to the doctnne of the gospel: maintaining the truth taught in the gospel. adv. Evangel'- ically —tt. Evangellcalne . [L. evangchcus —Gr euanggehkos - cu, well, and anggello, to bring news.] Evangelicism, c-vnn-jell-sizm, Evangelicalism, c-van-juUk-al-i/m, evangeln al principles. Evangelisation, e-van-jcJ-i-/
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