confŭgĭo
intransitive verb III conjugation ending -io

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1 (for refuge, safety, protection) to flee
2 to take refuge
3 to have recourse, to appeal to

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Locutions, idioms and examples


ad aliquem confugio = to take refuge at someone's place || ad vos privatim confugit || ad (or in) aliquem locum confugio || ad aram legum confugio = to seek refuge under the protection of the laws || ad medicam opem confugio = to resort to the aid of medicine || ad vim atque arma confugio || Cinna confugit ad partes || coacti inopes ad opulentiorum auxilium confugere || ad florentes opes Etruscorum … confugiunt = the resorted to the strocg forces of Etruscans || ad eloquendi quaedam deverticula confugio = to seek shelter, so to speak, in secondary ways (to express oneself) || ad unum aliquem confugiebant virtute praestantem || ad medicam dubius confugit aeger opem = the patient in danger resorts to medical treatment || ad unicum doloris levamentum, studia, confugi || ad studia confugi quae praestant ut adversa patientius feram = I take refuge in (my) work so I can bear misfortune with more patience || aliter obsistere fato fatetur se non potuisse nisi ad has commenticias declinationes confugisset || ad populum Romanum confugient? facilis est populi causa; legem se sociorum causa iussisse dicet




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