c) cum
41cum laude — cum lau•de [[t]kʊm ˈlaʊ deɪ, də, di; kʌm ˈlɔ di[/t]] adv. edu with honor: used in diplomas to grant the lowest of three special honors for grades above the average Compare magna cum laude,summa cum laude • Etymology: 1890–95, amer.; < L: with… …
42cum laude — [koom lou′dā, lou′de, lou′də, lou′dē] [L] with praise: a phrase signifying above average academic standing at the time of graduation from a college or university: the lowest of three categories: see also MAGNA CUM LAUDE, SUMMA CUM LAUDE …
43cum´ber|some|ness — cum|ber|some «KUHM buhr suhm», adjective. 1. hard to manage; clumsy, unwieldy, or burdensome: »The armor worn by knights was often so cumbersome they had to be helped onto their horses. SYNONYM(S): ponderous, weighty. 2. inconvenient;… …
44cum´ber|some|ly — cum|ber|some «KUHM buhr suhm», adjective. 1. hard to manage; clumsy, unwieldy, or burdensome: »The armor worn by knights was often so cumbersome they had to be helped onto their horses. SYNONYM(S): ponderous, weighty. 2. inconvenient;… …
45cum|ber|some — «KUHM buhr suhm», adjective. 1. hard to manage; clumsy, unwieldy, or burdensome: »The armor worn by knights was often so cumbersome they had to be helped onto their horses. SYNONYM(S): ponderous, weighty. 2. inconvenient; embarrassing: »a cumb …
46cum´brous|ness — cum|brous «KUHM bruhs», adjective. = cumbersome. (Cf. ↑cumbersome) –cum´brous|ly, adverb. –cum´brous|ness, noun …
47cum´brous|ly — cum|brous «KUHM bruhs», adjective. = cumbersome. (Cf. ↑cumbersome) –cum´brous|ly, adverb. –cum´brous|ness, noun …
48cum|brous — «KUHM bruhs», adjective. = cumbersome. (Cf. ↑cumbersome) –cum´brous|ly, adverb. –cum´brous|ness, noun …
49cum — (k[u^]m), n. same as {semen[2]}; also spelled {come}. [vulgar slang] [PJC] || …
50Cum hoc ergo propter hoc — (latin signifiant avec ceci, donc à cause de ceci[1]) est un sophisme qui consiste à prétendre que si deux événements sont corrélés alors il y a un lien de cause à effet entre les deux[1]. La confusion entre corrélation et causalité est appelé… …
