coeno-
Americancombining form
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Origin of coeno-
New Latin, from Greek koinos common
Example Sentences
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Vt qui sola fide gloriam rapturi sunt, in omnium turpitudinum coeno volutati, naturam accusent, virtutem desperent, praecepta deonerent.
From Project Gutenberg
It may be all very well for you or me, whose legend should be "Prandeo, poto, cano, ludo, lego, coeno, quiesco," to laugh at them; but who shall say that they did not do their best, and, if they were stupid, pavonian, arrogant, self-sufficient, and top-heavy, that they were not honestly so?
From Project Gutenberg
Cæterum optandum esset, nullos tanto nouitatis studio Historias scribere, vt non vereantur aniles quasuis nugas ijs inserere, atque ita aurum purum coeno aspergere.
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