perspiration
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Borrowed from late Middle French perspiration, from perspirer (“perspire”), from Latin perspirare (“to blow or breathe constantly”), from per (“through”) + spirare (“to breathe, blow”) Morphologically perspire + -ation
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perspiration (usually uncountable, plural perspirations)
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perspiration f (plural perspirations)
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