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utile dulci

[ oo-ti-le dool-kee; English yoot-l-ee duhl-sahy, -see ]

Latin.
  1. the useful with the pleasurable.


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Example Sentences

A thoroughgoing Horatian, he cannot forbear to quote at length and comment upon the "miscere utile dulci," of his master.

It seems to me that no association could be more propitious to the union of the utile dulci.

The masthead for Nos. 53-91 (exactly 3/4 of the year) reads Utile Dulci.

I don't doubt that we've made up our minds to make away with each other; but why not laugh too and unite utile dulci?

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