imprimis

Pronounced: im-PRY-miss (alt: im-PREE-miss), adv

Notes: This word wasn’t quite what I thought


Yesterday’s word

The word insouciance is “lighthearted unconcern; nonchalance”

First usage

Our word came into English around 1800

Background / Comments

Our word came from French, where is it a combination of in- (negative) and soucier (to trouble or disturb). The word soucier came from Latin word sollicitus (anxious).

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