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manu militari

manu militari adverb: with military aid.

Adverb

manu militari (not comparable)

  1. With military aid.
    • As they did not present themselves their addresses were obtained, and one fine morning soldiers called at their houses and manu militari led them to the shops.1916, Bernard Miall, transl., Belgians Under the German Eagle, translation of original by Jean Massart

Origin of manu militari

Borrowed from Latin manū mīlitārī.

Questions about manu militari

What does manu militari mean?
Manu militari means with military aid.
What part of speech is manu militari?
Manu militari is an adverb.

Words near manu militari in the dictionary

  1. manty
  2. mantyhose
  3. Mantz
  4. Mantzes
  5. manu
  6. manu militari
  7. manuable
  8. Manuae Island
  9. manual
  10. manual alphabet
  11. manual alphabets

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