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rapini

Or rap·pi·ni

[ra-pee-nee]

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Word History and Origins

Origin of rapini1

First recorded in 1880–85; perhaps from Italian, plural of rapino a plant of the genus Brassica, perhaps originally diminutive of rapa “turnip”; rape 2
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Example Sentences

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Republicans nominated Dominic Rapini, the former chairman of a group that has promoted claims of voter fraud.

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In the Republican race, conservative Dominic Rapini, a sales executive for Apple and the party’s endorsed candidate, defeated state Rep. Terrie Wood, a Republican from Darien.

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Rapini has called for tightening ID requirements and cleaning the state’s voter rolls.

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Around the time Rapini left the group, the State Election Enforcement Commission dismissed most of the complaints, calling the them a “waste of the limited investigatory resources of the Commission.”

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Rapini is a former board chairman of a group called Fight Voter Fraud Inc., which was founded by a woman who filed dozens of complaints in Connecticut about alleged voter fraud during the 2020 election.

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rapineˈrapist