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      arpeggiating
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      arpeggioarpeggi- · Italian · playing of chord notes in succession, harpingatus-at · Latin · forming verbs, 'to do, make'ing-ing · Old English · present participle, action of
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      The word arpeggiating breaks down into 3 roots of Italian, Latin, and Old English origin: arpeggi, from Italian arpeggio (“playing of chord notes in succession, harping”); -at, from Latin atus (“forming verbs, 'to do, make'”); and -ing, from Old English ing (“present participle, action of”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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