English

malpractitioner

From mal- + practitioner.

Formed from mal- + practitioner

Proto-Italic *malos

Archaic Latin malos

Latin malus ‘bad’

Latin male ‘badly’

English mal-

Today it means

noun One who commits malpractice.

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Etymograph / malpractitioner

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