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Jonathan Brohier | Criminal Defence Solicitor, Civil Litigator

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Holistic
  • Word: Holistic
  • Meaning: (adj. (adj.) treating the whole rather than individual parts.
  • Etymology: From Greek holos "whole."
Effluent
  • Word: Effluent
  • Meaning: (n.) liquid waste (such as sewage) discharged into a river or the sea.
  • Etymology: from Latin effluere “to flow out” --> from Latin ex- “out” + from Latin fluere “to flow”
Negligent
  • Word: Negligent
  • Meaning: (adj.) failing to exercise the care expected.
  • Etymology: from Latin neglegere "to make light of, disregard, be indifferent to" --> from Old Latin nec "not" + from Latin legere "pick up, select"
Affidavit
  • Word: Affidavit
  • Meaning: (n.) a sworn statement in writing made especially under oath or on affirmation before an authorized official.
  • Etymology: from Medieval Latin affidavit “he has declared upon oath” --> from Latin ad- “to, toward” + from Latin fides “faith, trust”
Nuanced
  • Word: Nuanced
  • Meaning: (adj.) having subtle and often appealingly complex qualities, aspects, or distinctions.
  • Etymology: from French nuance “subtle shade of meaning or color” --> from Old French nuer “to shade” + from Latin nubes “cloud”
Clarion Call
  • Word: Clarion Call
  • Meaning: (n.) a strongly expressed demand or appeal to take action.
  • Etymology: from Medieval Latin clario “trumpet” --> from Latin clarus “clear, bright” ... In The Canterbury Tales (c. 1387–1400), Geoffrey Chaucer references a clarion in a list of instruments used to initiate battle.
Lucrative
  • Word: Lucrative
  • Meaning: (adj.) producing wealth; profitable.
  • Etymology: from Latin lucrativus “profitable” --> from Latin lucrum “gain, profit” + from Latin -ivus “having the nature of”
Apathetic
  • Word: Apathetic
  • Meaning: (adj.) having or showing little or no feeling, interest, or concern.
  • Etymology: from Late Latin apatheticus “without feeling” --> from Greek a- “without, not” + from Greek pathos “feeling, suffering, emotion”
Mentor
  • Word: Mentor
  • Meaning: (n.) a trusted counsellor or guide.
  • Etymology: From Greek Mentor—the wise adviser to Telemachus in the book the Odyssey.
Galvanise
  • Word: Galvanise
  • Meaning: (v.) to shock or excite (someone) into taking action; to stimulate.
  • Etymology: from the name of Italian scientist Luigi Galvani (his experiments in bioelectromagnetism), used figuratively to mean “to stimulate or energize ... Bioelectomagnetism: the study of the interaction between electromagnetic fields and biological entities.

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