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Why We Say “O’Clock”

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Written by Lambert Varias | September 27, 2016

Today I Found Out explains why we often say “o’clock” when telling time. It’s an abbreviated form of the ancient disclaimer “of the clock”, which came about around the 14th century to clarify that one consulted a clock instead of a sundial.


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