From Latin contundens, present participle of contundere, “to bruise”.
From Latin contundens, present participle of contundere, “to bruise”.
What does contundente mean?
It can describe a blunt impact, a decisive argument or filling food.
What kind of proof is contundente?
Evidence strong enough to be convincing.
Can it describe an object?
Yes, one that can cause injury by impact.
Where can it mean filling?
In Peruvian Spanish, of food.
What is its origin?
Latin contundens, from a verb meaning “to bruise”.