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Is there an equivalent phrase to "a priori" and "a posteriori" to indicate "during"? [closed]

"Rogative" root (as in prerogative, derogative, interrogative)

How to use the prepositions "apud" and "chez"?

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Insight into the pronunciation of the word algae?

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The history of the English "postmeridian"

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Caesar and caesura

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Declined Latin nouns in English prose

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Where do “‑ess” and “‑ine” suffixes come from?

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Why and how did "a sensible boy" become "intelligent and prudent"?

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What would be the proper usage of "Qua" in a sentence? [duplicate]

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Singular of "vertices"

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As "postscript" is one word, why do some abbreviate it as "p.s."?

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What is the meaning and usage of the abbreviation "v. a."?

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Does "pro-" always precede "pre-" in a sequence? Why?

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Plural of Latin masculine nouns ending in -o; eg. "folio"

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Plurals of "infimum" and "supremum"

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Revisiting "ee.g." (versus "e.g.")

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Can “alma mater” refer to any school you’ve graduated from, not just college? [closed]

Podiatrist vs. pedometer vs. pedophile?

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Can "pro rata" be used as a verb? And what should the past tense be?

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