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Definition of per se in English Turkish dictionary
- (sey') kendi başına, aslında, haddi zatında
- (Latin) müstakil olarak
- kendi başına
- haddi zatında
- (Latin) başlı başına
- aslında
- kendiliğinden
- perse
- bu renk veya bu renk kuma
- perse
- koyu grimsi mavi
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Definition of per se in English English dictionary
- By itself; without consideration of extraneous factors
The law makes drunk driving illegal per se.
- As a matter of law
- As such; as one would expect from the name
Well, that's not correct per se, but the situation is something like that.
- This is a Latin phrase meaning "by itself," or innately.A per se matter is one that is alone and not connected to another matter.intrinsically: with respect to its inherent nature; "this statement is interesting per se"
- Per se means `by itself' or `in itself', and is used when you are talking about the qualities of one thing considered on its own, rather than in connection with other things. The authors' argument is not with the free market per se but with the western society in which it works. used to say that something is being considered alone, not with other connected things
- by itself; considering nothing but itself
- with respect to its inherent nature; "this statement is interesting per se"
- By self; legal work for oneself without benefit of counsel [Top of Page]
- Of itself; taken alone; unconnected with other matters
- By or of itself; for example, slander per se, where the words spoken are obviously defamatory and the injured party is not required to prove damage to his character
- of itself, in itself
- Lat By himself or itself; in itself; taken alone; inherently; in isolation; unconnected with other matters
- perse
- A dark purplish black colour
- Perse
- See Alexis Saint-Léger Léger. Dark grayish blue or purple
- Perse
- See Alexis Saint-Léger Léger. Dark grayish blue or purple
- perse
- of a dark purplish black colour
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per se
Turkish pronunciation
pır seySynonyms
alone, as such, by and of itself, by definition, by itself, by its very nature, fundamentally, independently, in essence, in itself, intrinsically, of itself, singularly, solely, virtuallyPronunciation
/ˈpər ˈsā/ /ˈpɜr ˈseɪ/
Etymology
[ 'p&r ] (preposition.) 14th century. From Latin per se (“by itself”), from per (“by, through”), and se (“itself, himself, herself, themselves”).Resimler
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