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viz

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viz
Adverb
namely: used to specify items: I had only one object, viz, to beat the Germans [abbreviated from Latin videlicet namely]
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viz
adverb namely, that is to say, to wit, videlicet
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viz abbr (= videlicet: namely) → v.gr
viz [vɪz] abbr (= vide licet: namely) → à savoir, c. à d.
viz [vɪz] abbr (= videlicet) → nämlich
viz abbr (= vide licet) (= namely); cioè


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