loc.

locative.

ad loc.

at or to the place.

Origin of ad loc.

From the Latin word ad locum

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Contemporary Examples of loc

In the 1999 Kargil War, the Pakistani army crossed the LOC to seize mountain heights controlling a key highway in Kashmir.
ICYMI: India-Pakistan Head for Nuke War
Bruce Riedel
October 20, 2014
(LOC 948-957) Of course, that's not the way Venezuela is reported in the United States.
David's Bookclub: Blogging the Revolution
David Frum
March 17, 2013
(LOC 1132-1139) The sexes differ psychologically as well as physiologically.
The Truth About Women in Combat
David Frum
March 1, 2013
(LOC 3507-3510) The most dangerous consequence of sexual attraction, however, is the corrosion of unit cohesion.
The Truth About Women in Combat
David Frum
March 1, 2013
(LOC 432) The army's standard fragmentation grenade has a blast radius of 15 meters.
The Truth About Women in Combat
David Frum
March 1, 2013

Historical Examples of loc

A number of proofs of its diffusion have been collected by Drexler, loc.
The Oriental Religions in Roman Paganism
Franz Cumont
On the probable Chinese origin of the zodiac see Schlegel, loc.
The Hindu-Arabic Numerals
David Eugene Smith
The question was next taken up in a large way by Weidler, loc.
The Hindu-Arabic Numerals
David Eugene Smith
These letters, of the period 983-997, were edited by Havet, loc.
The Hindu-Arabic Numerals
David Eugene Smith
The third and the following sixteen characters are given by Cappelli, loc.
The Hindu-Arabic Numerals
David Eugene Smith