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ab initio
[ ahb i-nit-ee-oh; English ab i-nish-ee-oh ]
adverb
, Latin.
- from the beginning.
ab initio
/ æb ɪˈnɪʃɪˌəʊ /
(no translation)
- from the start; from scratch
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It met with the disapprobation ab initio of all men competent to form an opinion on Indian affairs.
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It is vitiated 'ab initio', and would, if successful, free you for the completion of this immoral project.
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If so, then the Possible and the Ideal are convertible terms; having their existence, ab initio, in the nature of the mind.
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When such is the case, the claim is of course void ab initio, and does not defeat the right of the railroad.
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The nullity of an oath ab initio, is quando realiter vel reputative non juravimus; when really or reputatively we did not swear.
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