Ad hoc - For this purpose, Ad infinitum - Endlessly, Ad nauseam - To the point of nausea (something repeated excessively), Alter ego - Another self, as a second personality, Bona fide - In good faith, Carpe diem - Seize the day, enjoy the day, Cogito, ergo sum - I think, therefore I am, De facto - In practice, but not officially, De jure - By law, legally, Et cetera (etc.) - And so on, Exempli gratia (e.g.) - For example, Magnum opus - A great work (especially an artist’s masterpiece), Mea culpa - My fault, Modus operandi - Way of working, Modus vivendi - Way of living, Per capita - Per person (lit. per head), Per se - By itself, Persona non grata - An unwelcome person, Pro bono - Done for free, for the public good, Sic - Thus (used in writing to indicate a quoted error is intentional), Sine qua non - An essential element (lit. "without which not"), Status quo - The current state of affairs, Tabula rasa - A blank slate, something in its original or unmarked state, Veni, vidi, vici - I came, I saw, I conquered, Vice versa - The other way around,

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