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descort
noun
des·cort
\deˈskȯ(ə)r\
Definition of descort
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1 : a medieval French lyric in which the stanzas are unlike
2 : a poem in old Provençal literature with stanzas in different languages
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Origin and Etymology of descort
French, from Old French, literally, discord
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