ludification
noun
lu·di·fi·ca·tion
ˌlüdəfə̇kāshən
plural -s
archaic
: an act of deception or mockery
Word History
Etymology
Latin ludification-, ludificatio, from ludificatus (past participle of ludificare to deceive, make sport of, from ludus game, play, sport + -ficare -fy) + -ion-, -io -ion
- clergy
- clergyable
- clergyman
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- clergymen
- clergyperson
- clergypersons
- clergywoman
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- cleric
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- clerical error
- clerical technician
- clericalism
- clericalisms
- clericalist
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- clericality
- clericalize
- clerically
- clericals
- clericates
- clericature
- Clerici solution