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apport

British  
/ əˈpɔːt /

noun

    1. the production of objects by apparently supernatural means at a spiritualists' seance

    2. the objects produced

  2. obsolete bearing; demeanour

  3. obsolete (plural) things brought as offerings; revenues

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Etymology

Origin of apport

C15: from Old French aport, from aporter (vb), from Latin ad- + portāre to carry

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Rita will remain with them until peace is assured, or until your emissaries apport distinct advice.

From Rita by Barry, Etheldred B. (Etheldred Breeze)

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