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      amalgamative
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      amalgamaamalgam- · Medieval Latin · soft mass, alloy of mercury (probably from Greek malagma, emollient)-atus-at · Latin · to make, do (verb-forming)-ivus-ive · Latin · tending to
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      Where does amalgamative come from?

      The word amalgamative breaks down into 3 roots of Medieval Latin and Latin origin: amalgam, from Medieval Latin amalgama (“soft mass, alloy of mercury (probably from Greek malagma, emollient)”); -at, from Latin -atus (“to make, do (verb-forming)”); and -ive, from Latin -ivus (“tending to”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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