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videlicet

 [wi-dey-li-ket; Eng. vi-del-uh-sit]   Origin

vi·de·li·cet

   [wi-dey-li-ket; Eng. vi-del-uh-sit]
adverb Latin.
that is to say; namely (used especially to introduce examples, details, etc.). Abbreviation: viz.
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videlicet (vɪˈdiːlɪˌsɛt)
 
—adv
viz namely: used to specify items, examples, etc
 
[C15: from Latin]

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videlicet
"namely, to wit," 1464, see viz.
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