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ipso facto
[ ip-soh fak-toh ]
adverb
- by the fact itself; by the very nature of the deed:
to be condemned ipso facto.
ipso facto
/ ˈɪpsəʊ ˈfæktəʊ /
adverb
- by that very fact or act
ipso facto his guilt was apparent
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Example Sentences
Are we similarly to conclude that those who opposes statehood for these groups ipso facto hates them?
Whatever issues from him is ipso facto, as a product which is not God, affected with duality.
A soul acquiring true ideas, they say, becomes ipso facto immortal.
Any object which remains uncontradicted is ipso facto believed and posited as "absolute reality."
If they were brought into the province after the Act of 1793 they would become free ipso facto.
War on land does ipso facto suspend in large measure the free transport of commerce in transit.
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