Lizet Elaine (simplyn2deep) wrote in 1_million_words,
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Word of the Day 05/17/19 Pseudepigraphy

Pseudepigraphy (noun)
pseudepigraphy [ soo-duh-pig-ruh-fee ]

noun
1. the false ascription of a piece of writing to an author.


Origin: 1835–45; pseud- + Greek epigraph(eús) title, ascription to an author (see epigraph) + -y

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