It used to be considered a faux pas for women to wear pants. what is the origin of faux pas, and what is its meaning? a. origin dutchmeaning a social mistake or slipb. origin germanmeaning socially acceptablec. origin spanishmeaning socially acceptabled. origin frenchmeaning a social mistake or slip

D) origin French, meaning a social mistake or slip.

Explanation: the expression "faux pas" is originary from French ("faux" means "false" and "pas" means "step") and it is used to describe a significant or embarrassing error, it can be words or a behaviour that are a social mistake or not polite. So from the given options, the one that correctly represents the origin and meaning of "faux pas" is the corresponding to option D: origin French, meaning a social mistake or slip.

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