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Daniel Calderisi | Insolvency And Corporate Solicitor

From difficulty in school to shining in law, learn how Daniel distinguished himself!
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Litigious
  • Word: Litigious
  • Meaning: (adj.) prone to engage in lawsuits or legal disputes.
  • Etymology: from Late Latin litigiosus “quarrelsome, given to lawsuits” --> from Latin litis “lawsuit, dispute” + from Latin -osus “full of, characterized by”
Recession
  • Word: Recession
  • Meaning: (n.) a significant decline in economic activity spread across the economy, typically marked by falling output, employment, and income.
  • Etymology: from Latin recessio “a going back, retreat” --> from Latin re - “back” + from Latin cedere “to go, yield”
Passion
  • Word: Passion
  • Meaning: (n.) a strong feeling of enthusiasm or devotion toward something; also, an intense emotion or love.
  • Etymology: from Latin passio “suffering, enduring” --> from Latin pati “to suffer, endure”
Confidentiality
  • Word: Confidentiality
  • Meaning: (n.) the quality or state of being confidential; the state of being private and not publicly disclosed.
  • Etymology: from Latin confidere “to trust fully” --> from Latin com- “with, together” + from Latin fidere “to trust”
Nuance
  • Word: Nuance
  • Meaning: (n.) a subtle or slight difference in meaning, expression, or feeling.
  • Etymology: from French nuance “slight difference, shade of color” --> from French nuer “to shade,” + from Latin nubes “cloud”
Cognisant
  • Word: Cognisant
  • Meaning: (adj.) Aware or having knowledge of something; conscious.
  • Etymology: from Old French conoisance “awareness” --> from Latin cognoscere “to get to know, recognize” --> from Latin com- "together" + from Latin gnoscere "to know"

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