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3 months agoIt’s a misused phrase, yes, but also a very common one that’s been happening since the early 1800s. Even made it into the American dictionary.
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Considering pteron is greek and quad is latin, it should probably have been tetrapter. Which actually rolls off the tongue better.
I’m sorry, I don’t speak gothic