Match the English definition with the corresponding sentence containing an English derivative of a Latin word. 1. The Air Force family moved all over the world, but kept their domicile in Florida. 2. With the advent of Cleopatra into Rome, all Rome began talking!

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Alexus Myers

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28 July, 00:41

Match the English definition with the corresponding sentence containing an English derivative of a Latin word. 1. The Air Force family moved all over the world, but kept their domicile in Florida. 2. With the advent of Cleopatra into Rome, all Rome began talking!

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Lucas Hess · Answer 1

The answer is explained below.

Explanation:

In the firs sentence, the English derivative is domicile. It came from French domicile, but this word had come from Latin domicilium and it refers to the place of residence of a person or a family.

In the second one, the English derivative from Latin is advent. According to the context, it may mean an important arrival or the season before Christmas. It comes from the Latin word adventus.