de plano
[ di pley-noh, dee, dey ]
/ dɪ ˈpleɪ noʊ, di, deɪ /
adverb Chiefly Law.
without argument.
by manifest right; plainly.
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Origin of de plano
From the Latin word dē planō
Words nearby de plano
de morgan's laws, de niro, de novo, de palma, de pere, de plano, de profundis, de quervain's disease, de quincey, de re, de ridder
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