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Habeas corpus is a Latin phrase meaning you may have the body.
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His speech was a bizarre amalgam of Latin phrases and demotic Dublinese.
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EX PARTE is a Latin phrase signifying from or on one side only.
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Morgan's low voice rumbled out in Latin phrases, rough but understandable.
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Ex officio is a Latin phrase meaning by virtue of office.
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There are Latin phrases, you know, and, besides, I am hoarse.
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Don't you perceive the sonorousness of these old dead Latin phrases?
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He laid his hands on her bowed head, and muttered indistinctly a Latin phrase.
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Hence these tears? interposed Caesar, adopting a well-known Latin phrase.
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Through the boards sounded afar a spiral Latin phrase.
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His long compound Latin phrases required less thought, and took up more room than others.
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Puzzled I googled, discovering the Latin phrase meaning "to the stars".
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I particularly directed your attention to the Latin phrase 'Here be dragons,' midcenter on the map.
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I need you to look up some obscure facts having to do with a Latin phrase.
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The famous Latin phrase conveys, after all, the best description I can give of Reverend Finch.
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He hurried through the service, gabbling the Latin phrases with sidelong glances at the bridal party.