ădĭpiscor
deponent transitive verb III conjugation
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1 to gain, to secure, to win, to obtain
2 to arrive at, to come up to, to come up into
3 to inherit
4 to overtake
deponent transitive verb III conjugation
View the declension of this word
1 to gain, to secure, to win, to obtain
2 to arrive at, to come up to, to come up into
3 to inherit
4 to overtake
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Locutions, idioms and examples
adipiscor ut (+ subjunctive) || adipiscor ne (+ subjunctive) || adipiscor triumphalia || adipiscor victoriam || adepti sunt ut possent || adipiscor senectutem || adepta libertae || adipiscor fugientes || adipiscor consulatum || agmen adipisci || adipiscor nomen ab aliqua re || adipiscor laudem || a populo aliquid adipiscor = to pull someone from the people || ad id, quod cupiunt, adipiscendum = to reach what they desired || amplissimos honores est adeptus || adepti interiorem potentiam || adeptam victoriam retineo || a Tarpeio mons est cognomen adeptus = the mountain took its name from Tarpeius || ab imperatore facile quae petebant adepti sunt = they easily obtained what they asked for from the commander || adeptus es quod non multi homines novi || armaque et naves quibus indigebant adepti adipiscor || arma quīs Galba rerum adeptus est || adipiscendi magistratus levissimi et divulgatissimi festinatio || victoriam comparo or consequor, or adipiscor, or fero, or refero, or reporto || Cassius Chaerea, mox caede C. Caesaris memoriam apud posteros adeptus
ădĭpiscor dep. tr. v. III conjug.
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