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et alibi

et alibi phrase: and elsewhere; used to terminate lists of passages in a text.

Phrase

et alibi

  1. and elsewhere; used to terminate lists of passages in a text

Forms of et alibi

alternative formet al.

Origin of et alibi

From Latin et (“and”) + alibi (“elsewhere”).

Questions about et alibi

What does et alibi mean?
Et alibi means and elsewhere; used to terminate lists of passages in a text.
What part of speech is et alibi?
Et alibi is a phrase.

Words near et alibi in the dictionary

  1. et
  2. et al
  3. et al.
  4. et alia
  5. et aliae
  6. et alibi
  7. et alii
  8. et alios
  9. et and ran
  10. et cetera
  11. et ceteras

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