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Latinate

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Lat·in·ate  (ltn-t)
adj.
Of, derived from, or suggestive of Latin: a Latinate word; a formal, Latinate prose style.

Latinate [ˈlætɪˌneɪt]
adj
(Linguistics / Languages) (Historical Terms) (of writing, vocabulary, etc.) imitative of or derived from Latin
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Adj.1.latinate - derived from or imitative of Latin


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Alagna often struggles to be heard above the forces assembled to support him, and his English is, well -- let's say Latinate.
Any traditional grammar version, a body of knowledge including parts of speech and word group labels, prescriptive, and Latinate.
He deliberately uses the Latinate word "piligrim" in place of the usual Russian "palomnik" to describe his posture in re-entering Rome as "a wanderer who searches.
 
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