Sentence examples similar to ghosting etymology from inspiring English sources

Among his areas of expertise are French and German literature, music, education, ghost stories, detective fiction, language, and etymology.

That ghosts roam the audit booths surprises none of Wallace's characters; they even sit through lectures on the etymology of the word "boredom" given by spirits whose voices slip into and out of audibility against the Examination Center's monotonous background hum.

And what's the etymology of etymology?

This is folk etymology.

Etymology can often mislead.

No known etymology.

Let's start with etymology.

Every entry gives an etymology.

Context, intention and etymology are mulled over.

Birdseye is surprising in its etymology.

The etymology has a lot of whip.