passim
Prononciation : [ˈpæsɪm]
Mot
Contexte : « reference »
(adverb) a Latin word used in English texts that means 'here and there' or 'throughout'. It shows that something is mentioned at various places in a text.
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The author cited several studies passim, showing the depth of their research.
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The book did not reference the topic passim, meaning it only discussed it in one place.
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Did the article discuss the issue passim, or just in one section?
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