Abeyonce! A fabulous pop diva who...oh wait that's Beyonce.
Abeyance is Anglo-French in origin and comes from the word abeiance, which means "suspension". It was also later used in English law to mean "condition of property temporarily without an owner" in 1660.
Capricious: comes from French who got it from the Italian word "capriccio" which means " a shivering, a shudder." also originates from Italian "capra" meaning "head" and "riccio" meaning "hedgehog."
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Abeyonce!
A fabulous pop diva who...oh wait that's Beyonce.
Abeyance is Anglo-French in origin and comes from the word abeiance, which means "suspension". It was also later used in English law to mean "condition of property temporarily without an owner" in 1660.
STRATAGEM: (has a lot of possible origins; most likely...) Greek in origin coming from the word strategema, meaning "the act of a general".
OPULENT: Latin -opulentus "op": power, wealth; ulentus: ulent= full of
Heterodox: From Greek Origin in1619
"heteros"- the other
"doxa"- opinion
licentious: from Latin in 1535, licentiosus-"full of license, unrestrained,"
Virtuoso
Year: 1620 "scholar, connoisseur,"
From Italian: virtuoso (pl. virtuosi) meaning "skilled, learned, of exceptional worth,"
Capricious: comes from French who got it from the Italian word "capriccio" which means " a shivering, a shudder." also originates from Italian "capra" meaning "head" and "riccio" meaning "hedgehog."
imbroglio:From Italy meaning imbrogliare "confuse, tangle". from in- "in" + brogliare "embroil"
DOGMATIC
GREEK
1659ish?
'doxa' and 'dogma' = system of opinions, belief,
evolves to adjective 'dogmatikos' = someone who holds to an opinion,
evolves into English 'dogmatic' = someone who will not change their position.
"Mariaporque"
from SPanish
meaning 'Bear-Wolf'
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