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The word "magniloquence" was first used in the English language in the 16th century. It comes from the Latin word magniloquentia, which in turn is derived from the Latin words magnus (great) and loquor (I speak). The term was originally used to describe speeches or writings that were excessively elaborate or grandiloquent. Over time, the word "magniloquence" has come to refer to any kind of pretentious or inflated language.
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