In the trial I bitterly produce proof I didn't do it

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Funny etymological tidbits on Trial, Bitterly, Produce, Proof

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Trial by Fire

In ancient Greece, oracles were believed to be the direct line of communication with the gods, testing the worthiness of those who sought their counsel.

Bitter Lesure

In the Middle Ages, 'lesure' derived from the French word for 'joy', but also took on the connotation of 'bitter' due to the resemblance of the word to 'lesure', a medieval English word meaning 'bitterness'.

Produce Herbs

The word 'produce' originates from the Latin 'producere', which is itself derived from 'prodere', meaning 'to bring forth' or 'to sow'.

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