Expert
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 177
eks-pert', adj. taught by practice having a familiar knowledge: having a facility of performance: skilful, adroit. —«. eks'pert or ekspert', one who expert or skilled in any art or science a scientific or profe ional witne .— adv. Expertly. n. Expert'ne as. [Fi —L. expert us—expert or, to try thoroughly.] Expiable, eks'pi-a-bl, adj capable of being expiated, atoned for, or done away Expiate, eks'pi-.lt, v to make complete^ atonement for to make satisfaction or reparation for. [L exp10 expiatus—ex. intensive, and pio, to appease, atone for—;plus, pious.] Expiation, ekvpi-a'xnun, n act of expiating or atoning for the means by which atonement is m.idt atonement. Lb,. expiatio.\
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