PROPRIO VIGORE

Meaning of PROPRIO VIGORE in English

-və̇ˈgō(ˌ)rā adverb

Etymology: Latin, by its own force

: of or by its own force independently

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PROPRIO- — a combining form meaning "one's own," used in the formation of compound words: proprioceptive. [ comb. form repr. L proprius …
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PROPRIO — pref. of itself, of oneself (used in combination)
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EX PROPRIO VIGORE — ekˈsprōprēˌōvə̇ˈgōrē Etymology: New Latin : of its own force
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PROPRIO MOTU — ˈprōprēˌōˈmō(ˌ)tü adverb Etymology: Latin, by one's own motion : by one's own motion : on one's own initiative
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MOTU PROPRIO — |mō(ˌ)tüˈprōprēˌō noun Etymology: Latin, by one's own impulse : a rescript initiated and issued by the pope of his own …
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PROPRIO MOTU — /prddaw"prddi oh' moh"tooh/ ; Eng. /proh"pree oh' moh"tooh/ , Latin. by one's own volition; on one's own initiative.
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MOTU PROPRIO — /moh"tooh proh"pree oh'/ , Latin. of one's own accord: used of certain documents issued by the pope without counsel from …
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MOTU PROPRIO — by one's own will, of one's own accord (Latin)
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MOTU PROPRIO — (Latin: on one's own initiative), in the Roman Catholic church, a papal document personally signed by the pope to signify …
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MOTU PROPRIO — motu proprio BrE AmE ˌməʊt uː ˈprɒp ri əʊ -ˈprəʊp- AmE \ ˌmoʊt uː ˈproʊp ri oʊ
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MOTU PROPRIO — Motu proprio
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MOTU PROPRIO — Motu proprio
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PROPRIO MOTU — (лат.) по собственному желанию
Англо-Русский словарь Tiger
MOTU PROPRIO — (лат.) инициативно, по собственному побуждению
Англо-Русский словарь Tiger
MOTU PROPRIO — по собственному побуждению (лат.)
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VIGOUR — vigore (-osi)
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STRENGTH — fortie, vigore. ON THE ~ OF: fidente a
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STAMINA — vigore, fortie vital, vitalitá
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PRIME — a. principal, prim, max important; excellent; n. (of life) floreada, plen vigore; v. (fill) plenar; (a person) preparar; (a pump) …
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FORCE — fortie, vigore, violentie; (might) potentie. IN ~: valid, valent. BY ~: per fortie, violentmen; v. fortiar, violar; obligar; (to ~ …
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PROPRIOSPINAL — |prōprēō+ adjective Etymology: proprio- (from Latin proprius own, particular) + spinal : distinctively or exclusively spinal a propriospinal reflex
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PROPRIOCEPTOR — -tə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: proprio- (from Latin proprius own, particular) + -ceptor (as in receptor ) : a …
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PROPRIOCEPTIVE — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|septiv adjective Etymology: proprio- (from Latin proprius own, particular) + -ceptive (as in receptive ) : activated by, relating to, …
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PROPRIOCEPTOR — /proh'pree euh sep"teuhr/ , n. Physiol. a receptor located in subcutaneous tissues, as muscles, tendons, and joints, that responds to …
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PROPRIOCEPTIVE — /proh'pree euh sep"tiv/ , adj. Physiol. pertaining to proprioceptors, the stimuli acting upon them, or the nerve impulses initiated by …
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PROPRIOCEPTION — /proh'pree euh sep"sheuhn/ , n. Physiol. perception governed by proprioceptors, as awareness of the position of one's body. [ 1905-10; …
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LECTOR — also called Reader, in Christianity, a person chosen or set apart to read Holy Scripture in the church services. In …
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HOLY ORDER — any of several grades in the ordained ministry of some of the Christian churches, comprising at various times the major …
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ECCLESIASTICAL HERALDRY — arms associated with the church's administrative and collegiate bodies. Abbeys, priories, and dioceses have their own arms, and high ecclesiastics …
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CONSALVI, ERCOLE — born June 8, 1757, Rome died Jan. 24, 1824, Anzio, Papal States Italian cardinal and statesman, who played the leading …
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