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Question		Answer
in the broad sense start learning		sensu lato sēnsus sēnsūs sēnsuī sēnsum sēnsū (sēnsus) (in) sēnsū lātō
in the narrow sense start learning		sensu stricto sēnsus sēnsūs sēnsuī sēnsum sēnsū (sēnsus) (in) sēnsū strictō
in the case start learning		(in) casu
in the test tube start learning		in vitro in vitrō
out of the belly in law: of inspecting the belly start learning		de ventre venter ventris ventrī ventrem ventre (venter) De Ventre Inspiciendo
in the chest secretly start learning		in pectore pectus pectoris pectorī pectus pectore (pectus) in pectore
with my eyes Ablativus Pluralis de "suus oculus" start learning		suis oculis oculī oculōrum oculīs oculōs oculīs (oculī) suīs oculīs
with glory with distinction with highest/great distinction start learning		cum laude summa/magna cum laude
within many years start learning		multis annis annī annōrum annīs annōs annīs (annī) multīs annīs
with one word start learning		uno verbō
unleaded start learning		sine plumbō
in hope ditto: with good prospects, soon-to-be start learning		in spe spēs speī speī spem spē (spēs) in spē
handmade start learning		manu manus manūs manī manum manū (manus) manū
in the beginning In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God... start learning		in principio prīncipiō In principio erat Verbum et Verbum erat apud Deum...
blind having been deprived of eyes start learning		ab oculis oculī oculōrum oculīs oculōs oculīs (oculī) orbus ab oculīs
with determined mind start learning		mente obstinata mēns mentis mentī mentem mente (mēns)
on behalf in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit start learning		in nomine in nomine Patris et Filii et Spiritus Sancti
intrauterine start learning		in utero
in the year of the Lord Dominus Dominī Dominō Dominum Dominō (Domine) in the year of our Lord Jesus Christ start learning		anno Domini annus annī annō annum annō (anne) annō Dominī nostrī Iēsū Christī
in this year Ablātīvus dē "Is Annus" start learning		eo anno is eius eī eum eō (is) eō annō
through the custom perfect passive participle of faciō (I do) established start learning		de facto de factō
through the law ablativus de iūs start learning		de iure dē iūre
on the things (of wars) about mathmatical things start learning		de rebus (bellicīs) rēs rērum rēbus rēs rēbus (rēs) dē rēbus mathēmaticīs
on land and at sea start learning		terra marique terrā marīque
in peace and in war start learning		pace belloque
concretely in a given case ordinary negligence as a person start learning		in concreto culpa levis in concreto
generally ordinary negligence administratively start learning		in abstracto culpa levis in abstracto
in an embroyonic state in a nutshell start learning		in nuce nux nucis nuī nucem nuce (nux)
without any reason start learning		sine ulla mente ūlla ūllīus ūllī ūllam ūllā (ulla) sine ūllā mente
through my fault start learning		mea culpa culpa culpae culpae culpam culpā (culpa) meā culpā

Cāsus Ablātīvus -- the Adverbial Case -- der Adverbialfall (Ablation)

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