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"与蜕皮物有关或具有其性质的",1630年代; 参见 exuviae + -al (1)。
Latin, from exuere to take off, from ex- + -uere to put on; akin to Old Church Slavonic obuti to put on (footwear)
The first known use of exuviae was in 1653
1 The hand is exuvial recently, catch a face exuvial, who can be saved save me?
最近手蜕皮,接着脸又蜕皮,谁能救救我呀?
2 In the poet’s mind, the fact has gone quite over into the new element of thought, and has lost all that is exuvial.