in loco
In the right, proper or natural placeIn the right, proper or natural place.
» Some take their role as in loco parentis a little too far.
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2 sensesIn the right, proper or natural place.
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Examples
1 sentencesSome take their role as in loco parentis a little too far.
Translations
2 languagesOrigin
Borrowed from Latin in loco.Borrowed from Latin in loco.
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Word family
1 related wordsRelatedin situ
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