parentis loco
21in loco parentis — adv. (Latin) in place of a parent n. (Latin) supervision by an administrative body that acts in loco parentis …
22in loco parentis — formal to be responsible for a child while the child s parents are absent. Teachers are in loco parentis while children are at school …
23in loco parentis — adverb Latin, formal or law having the responsibilities of a parent for someone else s child: As a teacher, you should regard yourself as being in loco parentis …
24in loco parentis — UK [ɪn ˌləʊkəʊ pəˈrentɪs] / US [ɪn ˌloʊkoʊ pəˈrentɪs] adverb legal if an adult acts in loco parentis to a child who is not their child, they take responsibility for looking after that child …
25in loco parentis — /in lowkow parentas/ In the place of a parent; instead of a parent; charged, factitiously, with a parent s rights, duties, and responsibilities. Loco parentis exists when person undertakes care and control of another in absence of such… …
26in loco parentis — /in lowkow parentas/ In the place of a parent; instead of a parent; charged, factitiously, with a parent s rights, duties, and responsibilities. Loco parentis exists when person undertakes care and control of another in absence of such… …
27person in loco parentis — /parsan in lowkow parentas/ In place of parent. One who has assumed status and obligations of parent without formal adoption. Workman v. Workman, Okl., 498 P.2d 1384,1386. See in loco parentis …
28in loco parentis — See person in loco parentis …
29standing in loco parentis — See loco parentis …
30in loco parentis — ► ADVERB & ADJECTIVE ▪ in the place of a parent. ORIGIN Latin …