appulcrare.
to put (something) for the purpose of embellishment [with direct object ‘something e.g. words’ and a ‘onto something else’] (idiomatically translated as English embellish with direct and indirect object reversed)
Meaning & usage
to put (something) for the purpose of embellishment [with direct object ‘something e.g. words’ and a ‘onto something else’] (idiomatically translated as English embellish with direct and indirect object reversed)
Where this word comes from
Derived from a- (“to, towards”) + Classical Latin pulcher (“fair, beautiful”) + -are (1ˢᵗ-conjugation verbal suffix). Coined by Italian author Dante Alighieri for his work Inferno.
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