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de die ad diem

UK/deɪˌdiːeɪædˈdiːɛm/

de die ad diem phrase: from day to day.

Phrase

de die ad diem

  1. From day to day.
    Synonyms:
    de die in diem

Synonyms of de die ad diem

Origin of de die ad diem

Learned borrowing from Latin dē diē ad diem.

Questions about de die ad diem

What does de die ad diem mean?
De die ad diem means from day to day.
What part of speech is de die ad diem?
De die ad diem is a phrase.
How do you pronounce de die ad diem?
De die ad diem is pronounced /deɪˌdiːeɪædˈdiːɛm/ (UK).

Words near de die ad diem in the dictionary

  1. de Campian
  2. de Candollean
  3. De Carlo
  4. de Clérambault's syndrome
  5. de dicto
  6. de die ad diem
  7. de die in diem
  8. De Doorns
  9. De Entremont
  10. de facto
  11. de facto corporation

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