What does admanuensis mean?
Admanuensis means (UK, law, historical) In old English law, one taking a corporal oath, that is, by laying the hand on the Bible, in distinction from one taking the oath in other forms, or affirming..
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(UK, law, historical) In old English law, one taking a corporal oath, that is, by laying the hand on the Bible, in distinction from one taking the oath in other forms, or affirming..
Use admanuensis when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Admanuensis means (UK, law, historical) In old English law, one taking a corporal oath, that is, by laying the hand on the Bible, in distinction from one taking the oath in other forms, or affirming..
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Use admanuensis where its definition matches the intended context.
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