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Meanings of modus operandi in English

Portuguese
ramerrão
Catalan
rutina
Spanish
rutina

An unvarying or habitual method or procedure.

ramerrão
Russian
modus operandi
Portuguese
modus operandi
Spanish
modus operandi

Latin phrase.

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modus operandi
Usage of modus operandi in English
1
This modus operandi had begun to translate into some very good money.
The athena project: a thriller
2
Link de Nova changes his modus operandi, and so does the thing.
Grand junction
3
Most cam-hackers' modus operandi is to send email messages to their targets.
The South African
4
Transporting their drugs through courier companies is one of their modus operandi.
The South African
5
An examination of his career and modus operandi illustrates how he operates.
The Irish Times
6
Jansson was doubtful, but this was Sally's modus operandi, she was learning.
The Long War
7
The grisly modus operandi appeared to be strapping explosives to young girls.
Reuters
8
Today, there was no jury present, but his modus operandi didn't change.
Wild Justice
9
However, discussing my modus operandi is not why I am here, is it?
Number9Dream
10
We knew of cases and we knew of the modus operandi.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
11
I also gained a keen sense of Jones's advertising modus operandi that afternoon.
The Guardian
12
We have some idea of their history, their motives, their general modus operandi.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
13
Progression and development are very much part of their modus operandi.
The Irish Times
14
That was very much the modus operandi into which he had been forced.
The Irish Times
15
We should know the modus operandi of this Coalition by now.
The Irish Times
16
Two shippers all along, two with the same modus operandi, the same connections.
Deadly little secrets
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