ad rem
The Latin phrase "ad rem" means "to the matter" and is used in English to describe something that is directly relevant or pertinent.
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Definition
C1General
(formal, academic)Directly related to the topic being discussed.
Example
- Her comments were always ad rem, never straying off-topic.
- The judge appreciated the lawyer's ad rem arguments.
C2Logic
(technical, academic)Addressing the core issue without deviation.
Example
- In debates, it's crucial to make ad rem points to stay convincing.
- His response was ad rem, focusing on the main argument.
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