By Lee Cary —— Bio and Archives--August 13, 2019
"Perdition began life as a word meaning 'utter destruction'; that sense is now archaic, but it provides a clue about the origins of the word. "Perdition" was borrowed into English in the 14th century from Anglo-French perdiciun and ultimately derives from the Latin verb perdere, meaning 'to destroy.'" (Source)
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