ferae naturae
American
[fee-ree nuh-toor-ee, -tyoor-ee]
/ ˈfi ri nəˈtʊər i, -ˈtyʊər i /
adjective
Law.
Etymology
Origin of ferae naturae
1655–65; < Latin: literally, of a wild nature
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