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Feb 24, 2024 <1 min

Mendicant

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Mendicant is a noun that refers to a beggar. The Latin verb mendicare (med duh CAR ay) refers to a ‘beggar.’ Our word of the day entered English in the Late Middle English period. Here’s an example of it in use: Jeff spent many years on the street as a mendicant. Being a beggar has a way of putting your success into perspective.

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