Attentat.
attack; assassination (killing, or attempted killing, for ideological reasons)
Meaning & usage
attack; assassination (killing, or attempted killing, for ideological reasons)
Where this word comes from
Borrowed and relatinized from French attentat, from Latin attentātum, attemptātum (“attempt; attempted crime”), derived from attentō, attemptō. May have been reinterpreted as a complex noun, with the second component being Tat (“deed, act, crime”).
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