ad arbitrium
[ ahd ahr-bi-tree-oom; English ad ahr-bi-tree-uhm ]
adverbLatin.
at pleasure; at will.
Origin of ad arbitrium
1Literally, “at (one's) control or decision”
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How to use ad arbitrium in a sentence
So that we must never rebel against use; quem penes arbitrium est, et vis et norma loquendi.
A History of English Literature | George SaintsburyCerte Deus ipse numquid quia peccare non potest, ideo liberum arbitrium habere negandus est?'
Theodicy | G. W. LeibnizThe “arbitrium popularis auræ” was pleased to declare itself against ears and tails.
But this as well as everything of the pecuniary kind I leave entirely ad arbitrium tuum.
Letters of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Vol. I (of 2) | Samuel Taylor ColeridgeEn judicum clemens arbitrium, says Delrio, quo se porrigat in illis partibus aquilonaribus.
Magic and Witchcraft | Anonymous
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