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vix is a Latin Adverb that primarily means hardly.
Adverb
hardly, scarcely, with difficulty
Adverb
With difficulty, hardly, not easily. (b) ~ tandem, with difficulty after much time or effort. (c) reluctantly.
Hardly at all, scarcely, barely, only just. (b) (qualifying an adj., adv., or noun). (c) ~ tandem, only just after all this time. (d) ~ est ut, it is hardly the case that, it is unlikely that.
Vix bene sanusCompare Scarcely in his right mind
Tam infirmus erat ut vix loqui posset.Compare He was so weak that he could scarcely speak.
Vive pius - moriere; pius cole sacra - colentem mors gravis a templis in cava busta trahet; carminibus confide bonis - iacet, ecce, Tibullus: vix manet e toto, parva quod urna capit!Compare Live the duteous life - you will die; be faithful in your worship - in the very act of worship heavy death will drag you from the temple to the hollow tomb; put your trust in beautiful song - behold, Tibullus lies dead: from his whole self there scarce remains what the slight urn receives!
Utrum avarus an crudelis sum, vix existimo possum.Compare It can scarcely be computed, whether he is more avaricous or more cruel.
O paternus genus oblitus, maternus vix memor!Compare O forgetful of thy father's family, scarce mindful of thy mother's!
Pars vix tertius is exercitus habeo, qui Iberus amnis trajicio.Compare He has scarce a third part of that army which he brought over the river Ebro.
Animadverto collis nudatus homo, qui superior dies vix prae multitudo cerno possum.Compare He perceives the hill bare of men, which on the previous days could scarcely be seen for the numbers on it.
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Chicago (17th ed.)
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