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Magnum Opus: Word/ Doctrine of the Day

September 8, 2020

Word/ Doctrine of the Day

Magnum Opus

It is a Latin phrase. Magnum means “great” while Opus means “work”. It is equivalent to French word “chef-d’œuvre”. It etymologically means, the largest, best, or greatest achievement of an artist. For example, ‘My Experiment with Truth’ was his magnum opus of Mahatma Gandhi.

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