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| Wanshaeth | |
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| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈwan.ʃaɪθ/ |
| Part of speech | Noun; Verb |
| Etymology | from Middle wanshātē, from Proto wanshat |
| Related words | Precith, Veisdra, Skaerflint |
Wanshaeth — settled in a single stroke, with nothing wasted.
Notes
Of a shot, a stroke, an argument, or a negotiation. The highest form of efficiency and Clearhold’s favorite compliment.
A Wanshaeth is admired for what it did not require. No second attempt, no correction, nothing spent that did not need spending.