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clausula

clausula noun: the conclusion of a passage; cadence.

Noun

clausula (plural clausulae)

  1. The conclusion of a passage; cadence.
  2. The close or end of a historical period; clause.

Synonyms of clausula

Forms of clausula

pluralclausulae

Origin of clausula

Borrowed from Latin clausula.

Questions about clausula

What does clausula mean?
Clausula means the conclusion of a passage; cadence.
What part of speech is clausula?
Clausula is a noun.
What is the plural of clausula?
The plural of clausula is clausulae.

Words near clausula in the dictionary

  1. claustrophobias
  2. claustrophobic
  3. claustrophobically
  4. claustrophobics
  5. claustrum
  6. clausula
  7. clausulae
  8. clausular
  9. clausure
  10. claut
  11. clauted

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