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      connoisseurship
      noun
      love of or taste for fine objects of art
      Roots
      comcon- · Latin · with, thoroughlycognoscerenoisseur- · French · to knowscipe-ship · Old English · state, quality, skill
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      The word connoisseurship breaks down into 3 roots of Latin, French, and Old English origin: con-, from Latin com (“with, thoroughly”); noisseur, from French cognoscere (“to know”); and -ship, from Old English scipe (“state, quality, skill”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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