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| Note title | 'Verbo' V.S. 'Vere' |
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These words have very different meanings, but interestingly, both work in the sentence. 'Verbo' means by a word / in a word and 'Vere' is an adverb meaning truly. With 'verbo', the sentence reads: Nevertheless, everyone was able to tell the works of repentance in a word With 'vere', the sentence reads: Nevertheless, everyone was truly able to tell the works of repentance
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