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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
On its own motion
suo moto means "on its own motion". I wonder what it means.
Though I know "suo moto" means "to act on one's own opinion".
Though I know "suo moto" means "to act on one's own opinion".
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Hi, It's Latin and it's actually " suo mot u ", not " suo moto ". com/en/SUOMOTO
- Hi, It's Latin and it's actually " suo mot u ", not " suo moto ".
- com/en/SUOMOTO
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Hi,
It's Latin and it's actually "suo motu", not "suo moto".
For its meaning see Wikipedia's entry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suo_motu and the following pages:
It's Latin and it's actually "suo motu", not "suo moto".
For its meaning see Wikipedia's entry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suo_motu and the following pages:
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Thank you.
But I was not asking for the meaning of "suo motu" but "on its own motion". I'm simply here confused with the use of 'motion" which I so far understand as "movement". Does the motion mean "opinion" here?
But I was not asking for the meaning of "suo motu" but "on its own motion". I'm simply here confused with the use of 'motion" which I so far understand as "movement". Does the motion mean "opinion" here?
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Hi,
User_gary I'm simply here confused with the use of 'motion" which I so far understand as "movement". Does the motion mean "opinion" here?I am in no position to tell that, but (simply because I know what suo motu means) I'd go for meaning #2 http://www.me
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