permissible in Latin
permissible in Latin is licitus — permissible means allowed by rules, law, or custom.
permissible in Latin
licitus
permitted.
What does "permissible" mean?
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adj Allowed by rules, law, or custom.
"A small amount of overtime is permissible under the contract."
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permissible in a sentence
- A small amount of overtime is permissible under the contract.
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What is "permissible" in Latin?
"permissible" in Latin is licitus. permissible means: Allowed by rules, law, or custom.
How do you use "permissible" in a sentence?
Example: "A small amount of overtime is permissible under the contract." In Latin, "permissible" is licitus.
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