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The definition "'parlor' means a room for receiving visitors" is an example of: a. an etymological definition. b. a precising definition. c. a theoretical definition. d. a definition by subclass. e. a
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The definition "'parlor' means a room for receiving visitors" is an example of:

a. an etymological definition.
b. a precising definition.
c. a theoretical definition.
d. a definition by subclass.
e. a definition by genus and difference.

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Answer: An etymological definition

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a. an etymological definition. - Parlour from the middle ages the word parloir or parler, which means "to speak." Its original usage denoted a place set aside like an "audience chamber", or receiving area.
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