quo vadis

/ ˈkwəʊ ˈvɑːdɪs /

(no translation)

1. where are you going?

Word History and Origins

Origin of quo vadis¹

Latin: from the Vulgate version of John 16:5

Example Sentences

At the third tee my "Quo Vadis" darted off suddenly to the left and tried to climb the hill.

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The topography of Quo Vadis was so carefully prepared that it almost serves as a guide-book to ancient Rome.

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We find exactly the same emphasis when we turn to the historical romance Quo Vadis.

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The church of Domine quo Vadis is believed to stand on the very spot of this meeting.

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It is perhaps not too much to say that since "Quo Vadis," no more powerful historical romance has been produced.

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