English
presentification
From present + -ification.
Formed from present + -ification
Latin sum ‘to be’
Latin praesum ‘to be present, be in front of’
Latin praesēns ‘present’
Old French present
Middle English present
English present
Today it means
noun The act or process of making something present to consciousness; the intentional act of rendering an object or experience present, especially when it is not originally or directly given.
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Etymograph / presentification