per se in Greek
per se in Greek is καθεαυτού, εξ' ορισμού, ως έχει — per se means in itself, considered on its own without anything else attached to it.
per se in Greek
καθεαυτού
Pronounced: katheaftou
(philosophy) As the principle of its own determination and positing itself.
εξ' ορισμού
Pronounced: ex' orismou
(philosophy) As the principle of its own determination and positing itself.
ως έχει
Pronounced: os echei
(philosophy) As the principle of its own determination and positing itself.
What does "per se" mean?
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adverb In itself, considered on its own without anything else attached to it.
"The policy is not unfair per se, but it works badly in practice."
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per se in a sentence
- The policy is not unfair per se, but it works badly in practice.
- I don't dislike the job per se, I dislike the commute.
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What is "per se" in Greek?
"per se" in Greek is καθεαυτού, εξ' ορισμού, ως έχει. per se means: In itself, considered on its own without anything else attached to it.
How do you pronounce καθεαυτού?
"per se" in Greek is καθεαυτού, pronounced "katheaftou".
How do you use "per se" in a sentence?
Example: "The policy is not unfair per se, but it works badly in practice." In Greek, "per se" is καθεαυτού, εξ' ορισμού, ως έχει.
Are there other ways to say "per se" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "per se": καθεαυτού, εξ' ορισμού, ως έχει.
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