3 years ago

Determine the origin of the following.

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Soporific is an English word which means - cause to sleep. The origin of this word is Latin. It comes from the Latin word sopor - deep sleep.

Alexeev081 [22]3 years ago

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Answer:

Latin

Explanation:

Soporific is a word of Latin origin, we can see this through the letter L, right at the beginning of the description: [L sopor sopor + -i- + -fic; cf. F soporifique], which shows that this word originates from the word "sopor" in Latin.

Soporific refers to something candid, dull and discouraging.

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