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| Vice Versa: “The other way around.” Vice is most commonly pronounced with one syllable, but in Classical Latin it is pronounced “Wee-kay wehr-suh” and in Ecclesiastical Latin “Vee-chay vehr-suh”. | Vice Versa: “The other way around.” Vice is most commonly pronounced with one syllable, but in Classical Latin it is pronounced “Wee-kay wehr-suh” and in Ecclesiastical Latin “Vee-chay vehr-suh”. | ||
| - | Persona Non Gratia, also have heard persona non gratia being used and its definition is "person not welcome", it was used to appear official and authoritarian in the establishment of a person who has their access revoked due to non amicable behaviour. | + | Persona Non Gratia, also have heard "persona non gratia" being used and its definition is "person not welcome", it was used to appear absolute and serious in the rejection of a person who has had their access revoked due to behaviour infridgements. |
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