Decompound

_Caryota_ or wine-palm, whose immense decompound leaves are twelve feet long. ❋ Unknown (1864)

Does Google follow this compound word or decompound process for search queries? ❋ Unknown (2009)

The different kinds of the decompound leaf are — Bigeminatc t Bitemate and Bipinnate; which fee in their proper places. — ❋ Unknown (1793)

Sea fait is compofed of the marine acid, and a foflil alkali, to which latter the vitriolic acid found in Gypfiim has a greater affinity than the marine acid; it will therefore decompound the fait and unite with the foflil alkali perhaps, (I fpeak with deference, not knowing the fa6l) perhaps, I fay, the foflil alkali may be unfriendly to vegetation, or not of a nature to be ab - forbed by the plant. ❋ Society For The Promotion Of Agriculture, Arts, And Manufactures (1792)

“compound” to “decompound,” he wrote of ideas and actions being either “complex” or ❋ Allen, Richard (2009)

Readers of the Observations would have been familiar with the words “decompound” and “decomposite” ” both from the late Latin decompositus, a rendering of the Greek parasynthetos ” in which the “de -” prefix signifies “repeatedly” or “further.” ❋ Allen, Richard (2009)

sending flowers to switzerland ~ climbing corydalis corydalis claviculata fumaria claviculata annual vine with decompound leaves and racemes of yellow and pink flowers. ❋ Unknown (2010)