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ADJ

in | more in | most in

in fact: revera {adv}
in front: abante {adv}
in perpetuity: in perpetuum {adv}
in Persian: Persice {adv}
in private: secreto {adv}
in return: mutue {adv}
mutuo {adv}
rursus {adv}
mutuiter {adv}
in secret: secreto {adv}
in short: praecise {adv}
in turn: rursus {adv}
in vain: frustra {adv}
in cassum {adv}
to abound in: abundare [1]
to exult in: exsultare [1]
to let in: admittere [3]
clothed in linen: liniger {adj}
linteatus {adj}
clothed in purple: purpureus {adj}
excelling in power: praepotens {adj}
first in power: primipotens {adj}
in a nutshell: in nuce {adv}
in bad repute: maculosus {adj} [senatores]
in both kinds: sub utraqua specierelig.
in few words: praecise {adv}
in front of: ante {prep}
in recent years: nuper {adv}
in short clauses: caesim {adv}
in so far: eatenus {adv}
in the evening: vespera {adv}
vespertino {adv}
in the neighborhood [Am.]: vicine {adv}
vicinus {adj}
in the neighbourhood [Br.]: vicine {adv}
vicinus {adj}
in the rear: a tergo {adv}
post tergum {adv}
in the vicinity: vicinus {adj}
in what way: quomodo {adv}
mighty in battle: bellipotens {adj}
mighty in power: viripotens {adj}
mighty in war: bellipotens {adj}
mighty in wisdom: sapientipotens {adj}
new in kind: novicius {adj}
potent in fire: ignipotens {adj}
powerful in arms: armipotens {adj}
powerful in heaven: caelipotens {adj}
coelipotens {adj}
sketched in shadow: adumbratim {adv}
skilful in creating: daedalus {adj}
skilled in herbs: herbipotens {adj}
superior in fortune: antepotens {adj}
superior in power: antepotens {adj}
valiant in war: bellipotens {adj}
to cry in remonstrance: inclamare [1]
to fall in love: adamare [1]
to give in marriage [to a man]: maritare [1]
to persist in accusing: accusitare [1]
to remain in office: in magistratu manere [2]
brother-in-law: affinis {m}
commander-in-chief: imperator {m}
daughter-in-law: nurus {f}
father-in-law: socer {m}
socerus {m}
sister-in-law: affinis {f}
son-in-law: gener {m}
tearing in pieces: discerptio {f}
(early) in the morning: mane {adv}
a foot in breadth: pedalis {adj}
pedaneus {adj}
a foot in diameter: pedalis {adj}
a foot in length: pedalis {adj}
pedaneus {adj}
a foot in thickness: pedalis {adj}
a halffoot in size: semipedalis {adj}
semipedaneus {adj}
clothed in a sagum: sagatus {adj}
divided in the middle: dimidiatus {adj}
half in the sea: semimarinus {adj}
in a brotherly manner: fraterne {adv}
germanitus {adv}
in a high key: acute {adv}
in a lively manner: vive {adv}
in an ugly manner: turpiter {adv}
in an unfit manner: abhorride {adv}
in an unseemly manner: turpiter {adv}
in an unsightly manner: turpiter {adv}
in front of everybody: coram {adv}
in one's right mind: sanus {adj}
nearly resembling in nature: vicinus {adj}
nearly resembling in quality: vicinus {adj}
ruling in the members: membripotens {adj}
to be employed in much: actitare [1]
to be employed in often: actitare [1]
to billow roll in waves: aestuare [1]
to lie in wait for: aucupari [1]
to turn around in place: campsare [1]
dwelllers in the Subura: Suburanenses {m.pl}
practice in public speaking: declamatio {f}

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