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Meanings of modus vivendi in English
Portuguese
estilo de vida Spanish
estilo de vida An agreement between those whose opinions differ, such that they agree to disagree.
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Usage of modus vivendi in English
1
On March 15 the British Government flatly refused the modus vivendi suggestion.
2
Cunningham's administration had upset the whole modus vivendi of the lower Himalayas!
3
What of the ' modus vivendi' of the two races occupying the same soil?
4
Let us hope that they shall find a modus vivendi!
5
It is eclectic, a thing of compromises, that seeks a modus vivendi above all things.
6
He was close to a modus vivendi that would soothe the factions in the Connec.
7
We had, in effect, entered into a modus vivendi with the governor and the militia there.
8
It struck a modus vivendi of mutual paralysis in the Balkan with Russia as early as 1897.
9
For the purpose of the cash payments the creditors' fund accumulated under the modus vivendi was utilized.
10
But he did succeed to establish a modus vivendi and is working hard on a modus operandi.
11
I'd chosen him as my modus vivendi.
12
The British and Irish governments have over many years developed a modus vivendi as regards the sovereignty issue.
13
The treaty with Spain in 1795 had not solved the question, though it had established a modus vivendi.
14
Early the next morning he established a modus vivendi with his landlady by giving her ten dollars on account.
15
While they wait, there might be compelling reasons for the two sides in Cyprus to find a new modus vivendi.
16
The discussions were long and tedious, but resulted in a sort of modus vivendi likely to lead to something better.
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