An archaic word meaning to write, compose, or indite; to produce written work.
From Old French 'enditer,' from 'en-' plus 'diter' (to dictate/compose), ultimately from Latin 'dictare.' The word belonged to the vocabulary of medieval scribes and authors.
Before 'write' became the standard word, 'endite' showed that language for composition was much fancier—it emphasized the formal, authoritative act of creating words, not just scribbling them down.
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