Words-Definition
Ad infinitum
again and again in the same way; forever.
De Facto
In facto, or in effect, whether by right or not
It means in the most basic sense "before the war" and while it can be applied to any war it is most commonly used to refer to the American Civil War.
Anne bellum
If you want to admit your own guilt or wrongdoing in a situation, use this Latin phrase that translates literally to "my fault."
Terra Frima
Terra Frima
Solid Land
Persona non grata
an unacceptable or unwelcome person.
In Latin, _____ means "in glass" and any biological process that occurs in the laboratory rather than in the body or a natural
In vitro
This Latin phrase means "clean slate" and denotes something or someone not affected by experiences and impressions.
Tabula rasa
Ante bellum
occurring or existing before a particular war
In Toto
As a whole
If something happens ____ it happens in place or on site, though the term often designates something that exists in an original or natural state.
In situ
Meaning "by the fact itself" this commonly used and misused term is denotes when something is true by its very nature.
Ipso Facto
In sito
Mea culpa
An acknowledgement of one’s error
From the Latin meaning an "unacceptable person" this term designates someone who's no longer welcome in a social or business situation.
Persona non Grata
in all or entirely. Think of it as saying "in total" in a really weird voice.
In Toto
Tabula Rasa
an absence of preconceived ideas or predetermined goals; a clean slate.
Ipso Facto
By that very fact or act
If you want to admit your own guilt or wrongdoing in a situation, use this Latin phrase that translates literally to "my fault."
Mea culp
In Latin, _____ means "from the fact" and in use in English it is often used to distinguish was is supposed to be the case from what is actually the reality. For example, legally, employers are not allowed to discriminate in hiring because of age, but many still practice ______ (in reality, in fact) discrimination.
De facto