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Germane History: True or False

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Test your knowledge about the history and etymology of germane.

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Germane History: True or False
 

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Test your knowledge about the history and etymology of germane.

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Germane is the name of a historic city in Germany.

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The term germane is a widely used scientific name for a class of chemical compounds.

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The word germane was first recorded in Shakespearean English.

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The French germain ultimately derives from Latin germinus meaning sprouting.

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Germane has direct roots in the German language as its primary origin.

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The word germane comes from the Old French germain meaning kin or related.

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The usage of germane became common in legal and political discourse in the 18th and 19th centuries.

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Germane means relevant to the subject under discussion.

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In formal writing, remarks should be germane to the topic.

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Germane originally referred to something produced by plant germination.

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