cordate

Pronounced: cordate

Notes: I didn’t correctly guess the meaning, but you may be able to


Yesterday’s word

The word aggress means “to make an attack; to act aggressively”

First usage

Our word came into English in the mid-1500s

Background / Comments

The words “aggressive” and “aggression” are much more familiar (I didn’t know that there was a verb form). Our word came from the Latin verb aggredī (to approach; to attack; to undertake). When our word first entered English, it could also mean “to approach”, but this usage is now obsolete.

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