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| In ], '''commode''' is a polite term for ], and derives from ]. It really means ''A piece of ] with a concealed ]'' and comes from French roots meaning "convenient, suitable." | In ], '''commode''' is a polite term for ], and derives from ]. It really means ''A piece of ] with a concealed ]'' and comes from French roots meaning "convenient, suitable." | ||
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In English, commode is a polite term for bathroom, and derives from French. It really means A piece of furniture with a concealed chamber pot and comes from French roots meaning "convenient, suitable."
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