Denigrate(den-i-greyt) Verb
First recorded in 1520–30.
From the Latin dēnigrātus, meaning “to blacken.”
Examples of Denigrate
Critics often denigrate modern art, claiming it lacks the skill of traditional techniques.
Savvy
More about Savvy
From the Latin sapere, meaning “to be wise, taste.”
Ultimately derived from the Spanish sabe, meaning “to know.”
Examples of Savvy
You need a savvy approach to handle such a complex situation.
Gavage
More about Gavage
From the French gav(er), meaning “to stuff,” and from the Old French dialect gave, “gullet, throat,” + age2
Examples of Gavage
The regulations surrounding gavage vary significantly between countries, with some banning the practice altogether.
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