THIS WEEK'S THEME:
VERBS
MONDAY'S SUPREME WORD OF THE DAY:
REDOUND
MONDAY'S SUPREME WORD OF THE DAY:
REDOUND
PRONUNCIATION: (ri-DOUND) \
MEANING:
1. To contribute to (someone's credit, honor, etc.).
2. To come back upon.
2. To come back upon.
ETYMOLOGY:
From Old French redonder (to overflow), from Latin redundare (to
overflow), from red-/re- (back) + undare (to surge). Ultimately from the
Indo-European root wed- (water, wet), which also gave us water, winter,
hydrant, redundant, otter, and vodka. Earliest documented use: before 1382.
USAGE: The professor stated that
such an arrangement could redound to the benefit of all students..
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