Pronounced: so-DALL-ih-tee (alt: suh-DALL-ih-tee), noun
Notes: It looks like it should have something to do with soda
Yesterday’s word
The word refect means “to refresh with food or drink”
First usage
Our word came into English in the late 1400s
Background / Comments
Another useful word to drop into conversation. It comes from the Latin word reficere (to renew or restore), from re- (back) and facere (to make).
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