Pronounced: ra-kahn-TUHR, noun
Notes: I’ve run across this word, but I didn’t know the exact meaning
Yesterday’s phrase
The phrase inter alia means “among other things”
First usage
Our phrase came into English in the mid-1600s
Background / Comments
I know I’ve spoken the phrase “in other words…”, so (if I can remember), our phrase would be pretty useful. It came from the Latin words inter (among) combined with alius (other).
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