word of the day
Wednesday | 17 Aug 2022
Cacoethes
[kak-oh-ee-theez]
Noun
Latin - mid 16th century
- Definition
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An irresistible urge or desire, especially for something harmful; mania.
- Examples of word Cacoethes in a sentence
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“We began as two guys with a cacoethes for creating simple, effective and sustainable solutions that will help to save the environment, people and business.”
- Did you Know?
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The word “cacoethes” is of Latin origin meaning “malignant disease,” which in turn was derived from the Greek word “kakoethes” meaning “of an evil disposition.”
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