Etymology

aggrege

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Today it means: To make heavy; to aggravate, make graver. Full definition →

Old French agreger ← Vulgar Latin *aggraviō ← Latin aggravō
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  1. Latin · derived fromaggravō
  2. Vulgar Latin · derived from*aggraviō
  3. Old French · derived fromagreger
  4. English todayaggrege

From Old French agreger, from Vulgar Latin *aggraviō, variant of Classical Latin aggravō. Doublet of aggravate and aggrieve.

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