Vis in Latin
Vis in Latin is Issa — Vis means force, power, or might (a somewhat formal or legal term).
Vis in Latin
Issa
A town on the eponymous island in the Adriatic Sea in southern Croatia. It has a population of 1,934 residents (as of 2011)
What does "Vis" mean?
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noun Force, power, or might (a somewhat formal or legal term).
"The contract referred to an act of vis major, an unforeseeable force beyond anyone's control."
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- The contract referred to an act of vis major, an unforeseeable force beyond anyone's control.
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What is "Vis" in Latin?
"Vis" in Latin is Issa. Vis means: Force, power, or might (a somewhat formal or legal term).
How do you use "Vis" in a sentence?
Example: "The contract referred to an act of vis major, an unforeseeable force beyond anyone's control." In Latin, "Vis" is Issa.
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