ˈeksˈæksɪs

  • 51ex delicto non ex supplicio emergit infamia — /eks daliktow non eks saplish(iy)ow amarjat anfeymiya/ Infamy arises from the crime, not from the punishment …

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  • 52ex debito justitiae — eksˈdebəˌtōˌyu̇ˈstid.ēˌī adjective (or adverb) Etymology: New Latin : of or by reason of an obligation of justice : as a matter of right * * * ex debito justitiae /eks debˈi tō jə stishˈi ē or dāˈbi tō ū stiˈti ī/ (LL) From what is due to justice …

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  • 53ex animo — /eks ah ni moh /; Eng. /eks an euh moh /, Latin. from the heart; sincerely …

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  • 54excaudate — /eks kaw dayt/, adj. Zool. tailless; lacking a tail or taillike process. [EX 1 + CAUDATE] * * * excaudate /eks köˈdāt/ (zoology) adjective Having no tail ORIGIN: L ex without, and cauda tail …

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  • 55excudit — /eks kooh dit/, Latin. he printed or engraved (this); she printed or engraved (this). Abbr.: exc., excud. * * * excudit /eks kūˈdit or kooˈ/ (Latin) (he or she) struck, hammered, forged or printed (this) …

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  • 56ex curia — /eks kyoor ee euh/ out of court; without litigation. [ < L ex curia] * * * ex curia /eks kūˈri ə or kooˈri ä/ (Latin) Out of court …

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  • 57ex facto — /eks fahk toh/; Eng. /eks fak toh/, Latin. according to fact; actually …

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  • 58ex more — /eks moh rdde/; Eng. /eks mawr ee, mohr ee, mawr ay, mohr ay/, Latin. according to custom …

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  • 59ex nihilo nihil fit — /eks ni hi loh ni hil fit /; Eng. /eks nuy hi loh nuy hil fit , nee hi loh nee hil/, Latin. nothing is created from nothing …

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  • 60XOR — /eks awr /, n. a Boolean operator that returns a positive result when either but not both of its operands are positive. [(e)x(clusive) OR] * * * XOR /eks örˈ/ (computing) noun A logic circuit that has two or more inputs and one output, the output …

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