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==Etymology==

==Etymology==

French, from Middle French, conjuror's trick, [[illusion]], from [[Latin]] praestigiae, plural, conjuror's tricks, from praestringere  to graze, blunt, constrict, from prae- + stringere to bind tight. 1372 in Middle French denoting an [[illusion]] produced by [[magic]], 1688 denoting an [[illusion]] produced by [[natural]] means; now rare), [[attractive]] [[quality]] of people or things which [[inspires]] [[respect]] and [[admiration]] (c1750; compare earlier use denoting the favourable impression made by works of [[literature]]

French, from Middle French, conjuror's trick, [[illusion]], from [[Latin]] praestigiae, plural, conjuror's tricks, from praestringere  to graze, blunt, constrict, from prae- + stringere to bind tight. 1372 in Middle French denoting an [[illusion]] produced by [[magic]], 1688 denoting an [[illusion]] produced by [[natural]] means; now rare), [[attractive]] [[quality]] of people or things which [[inspires]] [[respect]] and [[admiration]] (c1750; compare earlier use denoting the favourable impression made by works of [[literature]]

*Date: [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/19th_Century 1829]

*Date: [https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/19th_Century 1829]

==Definitions==

==Definitions==

*1 : standing or estimation in the eyes of people : weight or credit in general [[opinion]]

*1 : standing or estimation in the eyes of people : weight or credit in general [[opinion]]