a due

[ ah doo-ey; Italian ah doo-e ]

adjective

, Music.

1. together; in unison.
2. divisi.

Word History and Origins

Origin of a due¹

< Italian: literally, by two

Example Sentences

In February 2023, an environmental review identified a contamination risk from "asbestos-containing materials in existing buildings and contaminated ground", while a due diligence report assessed conditions at the site as "high risk".

From BBC

Türk called for a "due reckoning with respect to the allegations of serious violations of international law".

From BBC

Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled that U.S. citizens have a due process right to challenge the actions of consular officers denying visas at the interview stage.

From Slate

Turning a blind eye to police misconduct, the justices said Tuesday, isn’t a due process issue.

From Seattle Times

We had a picture, a due date, and so much hope.

From BBC