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More about poetize

• First recorded in 1575鈥�85.
• Formed from the word poet.
• Poet comes via the Middle English word poete聽from Greek聽辫辞颈脓迟岣梥, which meant, literally, “maker.”

EXAMPLES OF POETIZE

• As the sun set over the horizon, he felt inspired to poetize his feelings on paper.
• During her travels, she would poetize about the various cultures and landscapes she encountered.

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More about remunerate

• First recorded in 1515鈥�25.
• Comes from the past participle of the Latin word 谤别尘奴苍别谤腻谤颈, 鈥渢o repay, reward.鈥�
• 搁别尘奴苍别谤腻谤颈 comes from the Latin prefix re-, “again,” and 尘奴苍别谤腻谤别, 鈥渢o give, bestow.鈥�

EXAMPLES OF REMUNERATE

• After completing the project ahead of schedule, the company was quick to remunerate the team for their hard work.
• As a token of appreciation, the organization will remunerate all volunteers for their dedication and commitment.

More about primordial

• First recorded around 1350鈥�1400.
• Comes via Middle English from the Late Latin word 辫谤墨尘艒谤诲颈腻濒颈蝉, meaning “of the beginning.”
• 笔谤墨尘艒谤诲颈腻濒颈蝉 contains 辫谤墨尘(us), “first,” and 艒谤诲(墨谤墨), “to begin.”

EXAMPLES OF PRIMORDIAL

• Legends speak of primordial gods who shaped the world in its early days.
• The artist’s painting captured the essence of a primordial forest, untouched by human hands.