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What does the word pontifect mean?

The word "pontifect" is not a real word in English.

It's likely you're thinking of "pontificate", which means:

* To speak or express opinions in a dogmatic or assertive manner, especially on a subject about which one is not an expert.

For example: "He likes to pontificate about the economy, even though he doesn't understand it."

It's important to note that "pontificate" can have a slightly negative connotation, implying that the speaker is being overly confident or self-important.

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