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Category: Word of the Day – V

Word of the Day: VENUSTATE

ETYMOLOGY
from Latin venustāt-, participial stem of venustāre, 
from venustus, from Venus (Venus, Roman goddess of beauty and love)

EXAMPLE
Colourful baskets of flowers venustate the city throughout the summer.

Posted on December 11, 2022October 30, 2022Categories Word of the Day - VTags 1600 - 1699Leave a comment on Word of the Day: VENUSTATE

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