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grovel
1550s; Middle English groveling, grufelinge, grovelings, gruflinges, from gruf, groffe, adverb meaning âon the face, proneâ (from Old Norse Ä grĆ«fu); akin to Old Norse grĆ«fa, âto grovel,â krjĆ«pa, âto creepâ
Which statements are true about the word grovel?
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It originated from an Old Norse word.
Its part of speech is an adverb.
Its origin is from a word that means âto creep.â
It came into English in the mid-1500s.
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Read the etymology entry.
grovel
1550s; Middle English groveling, grufelinge, grovelings, gru...
1550s; Middle English groveling, grufelinge, grovelings, gru...
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