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a tergo

US/ɑˈtɛr ɡoʊ/

a tergo adverb: from behind.

Adverb

a tergo (not comparable)

  1. from behind
    Antonyms:
    a fronte

Antonyms of a tergo

  • a fronte

Origin of a tergo

Borrowed from Latin a tergo.

Questions about a tergo

What does a tergo mean?
A tergo means from behind.
What part of speech is a tergo?
A tergo is an adverb.
How do you pronounce a tergo?
A tergo is pronounced /ɑˈtɛr ɡoʊ/ (US).

Words near a tergo in the dictionary

  1. a taunto
  2. A team
  3. A teamer
  4. A teamers
  5. A teams
  6. a tergo
  7. a thing or two
  8. a thousand
  9. A to B travel
  10. a to z
  11. A to Zs

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