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Definitions
the art of a minstrel
Word origin
From Middle English minstralcie, from 13th century Anglo-Norman menestralsie, menestralcie, from Old French menestrel (“minstrel”), itself from Medieval Latin ministralis (“servant, jester, singer”), from Late Latin ministerialis (“imperial household officer, one having an official duty”), from the adjective ministerialis (“ministerial, servants”), from Latin ministerium (“service”).
Used in a sentence
“Orfeo makes his way into this palace, and so charms the king with his minstrelsy, that he gives him back his wife.”
“They, of course, would change, but not again could she; henceforth no music for her in the Bush birds' minstrelsy, no pleasure in rivalry with buttercups for the butterflies' kiss.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
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