Foreign expressions-meanings

1. The following passage has definitions of some foreign expressions used. Choose the correct foreign expression for the underlined definition.

(This is a contribution from S. Abhigna, a student of Nirmala School, Ongole.)

A young man had real ad hocbona fideverbatim evidences that a politician was misusing people's money. He filed a case in the court. Knowing that, the politician created fake evidences to defend himself.

The politician blamed the young man when he was not present there. in absentiasine dieen masseThe written fake evidences were in Hindi, the link language ex officiolingua francamagnum opus of India and they looked legal and real alma materverbatimbona fide evidences. The politician also ordered his Personal Assistant to record his remarks exactly as spoken viva vocead hocverbatim and tell the same in the court.

The politician, on the way en routein totoen masseto the court, went to the young man and challenged him to win the case. The man was confident. On that day, people were at the court in large numbers. en masseen routeex officio

The evidences from both the parties were a  bit similar and the judge announced that the court was adjourned indefinitely. sine diebona fidemagnum opus

The politician always took many different courses to avoid danger bona fidedetourssine die but he faced a problem in the court finally.  On that day, it was like a spoken exam verbatimviva vocein totofor the ex officio member that he accepted the truth. Finally, the court accepted and appreciated the greatest work in absentiaviva voicemagnum opus of the man. The court appointed a committee which was not planned in advance. ad hocex officiosine die The committee's duty was to make sure such things would not happen again.

2. The following passage has definitions of some foreign expressions used. Choose the correct foreign expression for the underlined definition.

(This is a contribution from G. Lalitha, a student of Ravindra Bharathi High School, Ongole.)

My old friends came to my house all together en masseverbatimbona fide. All of us wanted to hold a meeting and it was decided to be held at our previous University ex officiomagnum opusalma mater, Osmania University. The time of meeting was not planned in advance alma materviva vocead hoc. Many of us made speeches and their children too were allowed to reproduce their parents' speeches word for word verbatimstatus quosine die. Many games were held. Later, it was announced that Saritha, my old friend was announced as the winner in her absence. in absentiaen massein toto as she left the meeting a bit early. Of course, there was a genuine verbatimen massebona fide reason for her leaving early. She was busy with her office work totally. alma materin totoex officio.