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adversus is a Latin Adjective that primarily means opposite.
Adjective
opposite, adverse
English derivatives:
adversary adversative adversely adversity
Adjective
Turned towards, facing (a person, object, locality, etc.). (of objects, structures, physical features) that faces -, opposite; lectus ~us, the nuptial bed, lectus genialis (from its position opposite the door). (c) lying in one's path, obstructing one's progress.
Mutually opposed in position, opposite, frontibus ~is, 'head on'. (b) symmetrically opposite.
(esp. astr.) Diametrically opposite in position; (also) in opposition; (of times of the year) six months apart. (b) placed at right angles to each other.
Looking forwards, directed to the front; directed against one's front, head-on. (b) that is on the front part of the body, etc., front. (c) (of light, the sun) shining full on (a peson or thing), the direct light of; (of wind) flowing full force on.
Presented towards, directly facing (the enemy, the dealer of a blow, etc.). (b) (transf., of wounds, scars, etc.). (c) (of objects) on which light fails, wind blow, or weight presses.
Adversus incendia excubiās nocturnās vigilēsque commentus est.Compare Against the dangers of fires, Augustus conceived of the idea of night guards and watchmen. (Suetonius, Life of Augustus 30)
Adversus miseros...inhumanus est iocus.Compare Jests directed against the unfortunate are inhuman.
Miles, omnis immemor difficultas, vado adversus imminens hostis acies.Compare The soldiers, unmindful of all difficulties, advance against the overhanging line of the enemy.
Imperator res adversus auctoritas minuo.Compare The bad success of commanders lessens their authority.
Neque omnis tam firmus et constans animus contra adversus rumor sum possum, quam Fabius sum.Compare Nor can all be of so firm and steady a spirit against evil report as Fabius was.
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Chicago (17th ed.)
Allo Contributors. "adversus, adversa, adversum (adj.) - Latin Word Definition." Allo Latin Dictionary. Last modified . Accessed October 3, 2024. http://ancientlanguages.org/latin/dictionary/adversus-adversa-adversum.
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