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167 in rem
in nubibus [L], in the clouds; befogged.
in nuce [L], in a nutshell.
in oculis civium [L], in the eyes of citizens; in public.
in omnia paratus [L], ready (or prepared) for all things.
inopem me copia fecit [L], abundance made me poor: Ovid.
i no uchi no kawazu [Jap], like a frog in a well (i.e., knowing nothing
of the world).
in ovo [L], in the egg; undeveloped.
in pace [L], in peace.
in pari materia [L], in an analogous case.
in partibus infidelium or in partibus [L], in the lands of the unbelievers
(abbr. i.p.i·); specif., bishop in partibus infidelium, a titular bishop who
bears the title of an extinct see: R.C.Ch.
in pectore [L], in the breast; in reserve.
in perpétuant rei memoriam [L], in everlasting remembrance of the
event (or affair).
in perpetuum [L], forever.
in persona [L], in person.
in personam [L], against a particular person (said of enforceable rights);
also, against the person, as distinguished from things (in both senses,
opposed to in rem): law.
in petto [It], within one's own breast; in secret; in reserve.
in piccolo [It], in little.
in piano [L], on a level surface.
in pleno [L], in full.
in pontificalibus [LL], in pontificals; in episcopal robes.
in posse [LL], potentially; in possibility: contrasted with in esse.
in posterum [L], for the future.
in potentia [L], in possibility; potentially.
in praesenti [L], at the present time; now.
in praesentia [L], for the present.
in principio [L], in the beginning: abbr. in pr.
in procinctu [L], with loins girded; in readiness for the fray.
in promptu [L], in readiness.
in propria causa [L], in his (or her) own suit.
in propria persona [L], in one's own person (or character).
in prospectu [L], in prospect.
in puris naturalibus [L], stark naked.
inquirendo [L], lit., by inquiring; authority to inquire into something
for the benefit of the Crown: Eng. law. —de lunatico inquirendo, a
writ to inquire into the sanity of a person: law.
in re [L], in the matter of; concerning.
in rem [L], lit., in or against a thing: said of a right available against
all persons, or of an action against a thing, as, for example, against