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What language were many of the Elizabethans' new words were borrowed from? Greek and German French and Latin Greek and Latin French and German Greek and Latin is the answer…

What language were many of the Elizabethans' new words were borrowed from? Greek and German French and Latin Greek and Latin French and German Greek and Latin is the answer…
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What language were many of the Elizabethans' new words were borrowed from? Greek and German French and Latin Greek and Latin French and German

Greek and Latin is the answer

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The answer is Greek and Latin

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