Latin Quotes Boyd 5-8
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Complete list of Terms and Definitions for Latin Quotes Boyd 5-8

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pro tempore (pro tem.) for the time/for the time being
id est (i.e.) that is/attempt to explain in other words
magna cum laude with great praise/3rd highest GPA
habeas corpus you may have the body/right of citizens to avoid unlawful inprisonment
de facto from the fact/in reality
de jure from law/established by legal precedent
ex post facto from after the fact/later
in vitro in glass/something in a test tube
quid pro quo something for something/tit for tat
per annum through the year/measured on a yearly basis
cum laude with praise/4th highest GPA
per se through (by) itself/something that is considered to be either innate or intrinsic
in extremis among the last things/at the point of death
quod vide (q.v.) which see/refer to
ars gratia artis art for the sake of art/motto of MGM Studios
et cetera (etc.) and other things/last in a list of items
ibidem (ibid.) in the same place/used in citations to show the exact same place
et alii (et al.) and other people/last in a list of people
in toto in whole/in its entirety
summa cum laude with highest praise/topmost GPA
ex officio out of office/by virtue of one's position
terra incognita unknown land/undiscovered territory
versus (vs., v.) against/shows teams against each other
opus citatum (op. cit.) work cited/citations to something referenced previously
lapsus linguae slip of the tongue/comment someone didn't mean to say
ex tempore out of the time/on the spur of the moment
in memoriam into memory/dedicated memoration of dead person
post mortem after death/exam of corpse
et tu, Brute? Even you, Brutus?/Caesar's last words
prima facie at 1st appearance/obvious on the face of it
finis end/often used at the end of a story
in absentia in absence/something decided upon when person is absent
vice versa the order having been changed
ipso facto by the fact itself/verifiable in its context
terra firma solid ground/territory thats not solid
maxima cum laude with greatest praise/2nd highest GPA
in utero in the womb/an unborn child
sic thus/used in quotes to show a grammar mistake
exempli gratia (e.g.) for the sake of example
homo sapiens wise man/genus & species of humans
exit he,she,it is going out
sine qua non without which not/the crucial element
lapsus memoriae slip of the memory/someone having forgotten something
per capita through (by) heads/individually