forced {a fortiori}.
from beginning {ab initio, Latin}.
expedient {ad hoc}.
forever {ad infinitum}.
meantime {ad interim}.
extemporaneous {ad lib}.
at cited location {ad loc.} {ad locum}.
over and over {ad nauseum}.
relevant {ad rem}.
by value {ad valorem}.
college {alma mater}.
alternate personality {alter ego}.
female graduate {alumna}.
male graduate {alumnus}.
disposition or animosity {animus}.
year after BC by Christian calendar {Anno Domini}.
before noon {ante meridian} (AM).
liqueur {aqua vitae}.
hail {ave}.
in good faith {bona fide}|.
seize the day {carpe diem}.
cause of war or dispute {casus belli}.
beware of, or warning {caveat, Latin}.
other things being equal {ceteris paribus}.
near time {circa}.
horn of plenty {cornucopia, horn} {horn of plenty}.
self-interest {cui bono}.
with {cum}.
with honor {cum laude}.
scholar's resume {curriculum vitae}.
in fact {de facto}|.
in accordance with law {de jure}|.
new {de novo}.
desirable thing {desideratum}.
one out of many {e pluribus unum}.
ejected matter {ejecta}.
retired with same title {emeritus}.
tribute {encomium}.
therefore {ergo}.
list of mistakes and their corrections {errata}.
error {erratum}.
and {et cetera}.
with authority based on institution {ex cathedra}.
from library of {ex libris}.
outside one's formal position {ex officio}.
Proceedings can have only one party present {ex parte}|. Ex parte means on one side only.
applying to time before publication {ex post facto, Latin}.
for example {exempli gratia}.
they exit {exeunt}.
bundle of rods {fasces}.
decree {fiat}.
end {finis}.
free {gratis}.
same {ibidem}.
same {idem}.
emperor {imperator}.
in absence {in abstentia}.
full-length {in extenso}.
in dire circumstances {in extremis}.
in memory {in memoriam}.
about {in re}.
against {in rem}.
in same place {in situ}.
all {in toto}.
in vacuum {in vacuo}.
in container {in vitro, Latin}.
in living thing {in vivo}.
among other things {inter alia}.
among themselves {inter se}.
bit {iota}.
by the fact of being itself {ipso facto}.
Person's citizenship is the same as his or her parent's citizenship {jus sanguinis}.
Birthplace determines person's citizenship {jus soli}.
physician or cleric substituting temporarily for another {locum tenens}|.
high honors {magna cum laude}.
great work {magnum opus}.
god-like dead spirits {manes}.
reminder of death {memento mori}.
wonderful to tell or wonders be told {mirabile dictu}.
method or style {modus operandi}.
way of living {modus vivendi}.
suspension {moratorium}.
necessary changes have already been made {mutatis mutandi}.
highest {ne plus ultra}.
connection or center {nexus, Latin}.
starting at future date unless condition changes or ends {nisi}.
incompetent mentally {non compos mentis}.
note well or N.B. {nota bene}.
incidental opinion {obiter dictum}.
aversion {odium}.
burden {onus}.
disapproval {opprobrium}.
best {optimum}.
work {opus}.
priest {padre, Latin}.
public place for athletic training {palaestra}.
at same rate or in equal steps {pari passu}.
frequently {passim}.
father {pater}.
male head of family {paterfamilias}.
prayer or Lord's Prayer {paternoster}.
peace {pax}.
household gods {penates}.
each year {per annum}.
each person {per capita}.
in contrast or on the contrary {per contra}.
each day {per diem}.
each month {per mensem}.
in itself {per se}.
public personality {persona}.
unacceptable person {persona non grata}.
Mary mourning the dead Jesus {pieta}.
bridge {pons, Latin}.
claiming that prior event caused later {post hoc, Latin}.
after noon {post meridian} (PM).
after death, or after project conclusion {post mortem}.
at first sight {prima facie}.
earliest ancestor {primogenitor}.
first among equals {primus inter pares}.
according to form {pro forma}.
prorated or proportionate {pro rata}.
temporary {pro tem} {pro tempore}.
resembling or almost {quasi, Latin}.
tit for tat {quid pro quo}.
rare bird or special case {rara avis}.
thing {re}.
things {res, Latin}.
deeds {res gestae}.
settled case {res judicata}.
public things such as state or public welfare {res publica}.
stiff body after death {rigor mortis}.
pouch or spherical region {sac}.
private or holy place {sanctum, Latin}.
holy of holies {sanctum sanctorum}.
without {sans, Latin}.
comment or note {scholium}.
iota {scintilla}.
always faithful {semper fidelis}.
thus {sic, Latin}.
thus everywhere {sic passim}.
resemblance {simulacrum}.
indefinitely {sine die}.
without which nothing or essential {sine qua non}.
alone {solus}.
current state {status quo}.
line or groove {stria, Latin}.
secret {sub rosa}.
unique {sui generis}.
able to make decisions {sui juris}.
highest {summa, Latin}.
highest honors {summa cum laude}.
greatest good {summum bonum}.
boredom {taedium vitae}.
land or Earth {terra firma}.
unknown land or new area for study {terra incognito}.
one of three equal rulers {triumvir}.
where mentioned above {ubi supra}.
final statement before party intends to take action {ultimatum}.
in previous month {ultimo, Latin}.
outside authority of institution {ultra vires}.
handy reference {vade mecum}.
word-for-word {verbatim}.
by way of, or using {via, Latin}.
conversely {vice versa}.
see {vide}.
that is or such as {videlicet}.
public opinion or voice of the people {vox populi}.
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