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admŏdum, adv. [st2]1 [-] tout à fait, juste, ni plus ni moins, au moins (+ nombre), tout au plus (avec un nombre). [st2]2 [-] beaucoup, extrêmement. [st2]3 [-] suffisamment, assez (sens rare). [st2]4 [-] oui, d'accord (dans le dialogue). - senex admodum: très vieux. - erat admodum amplum signum, Cic. Sign, 74: c'était une très grande statue. - nihil admodum: rien du tout. - admodum diligere: aimer beaucoup. - admodum pauci: un très petit nombre. - admodum centum: au moins cent, cent tout au plus. - traditum clarum admodum somnium, Cic. Div. 1, 27: on rapporte un songe d'une flagrante clarté. - vox admodum quam suavis, Gell.: voix on ne peut plus douce. - jam admodum mitigati animi erant, Liv.: déjà les esprits étaient devenus assez calmes.* * *admŏdum, adv. [st2]1 [-] tout à fait, juste, ni plus ni moins, au moins (+ nombre), tout au plus (avec un nombre). [st2]2 [-] beaucoup, extrêmement. [st2]3 [-] suffisamment, assez (sens rare). [st2]4 [-] oui, d'accord (dans le dialogue). - senex admodum: très vieux. - erat admodum amplum signum, Cic. Sign, 74: c'était une très grande statue. - nihil admodum: rien du tout. - admodum diligere: aimer beaucoup. - admodum pauci: un très petit nombre. - admodum centum: au moins cent, cent tout au plus. - traditum clarum admodum somnium, Cic. Div. 1, 27: on rapporte un songe d'une flagrante clarté. - vox admodum quam suavis, Gell.: voix on ne peut plus douce. - jam admodum mitigati animi erant, Liv.: déjà les esprits étaient devenus assez calmes.* * *Admodum, pen. cor. Quantitatis aduerbium, significat Satis, Valde. Beaucoup, Fort, Assez.\Non admodum grandem natu. Cic. Non pas fort aagé.\Pauci admodum restant. Cic. Moult fort peu, Trespeu.\Admodum in responsione, pro Etiam. Plautus, AEdes ab ea accepisti? P. admodum. Ouy.\Admodum nihil. Cic. Rien du monde.\Pugna nulla admodum fuit. Liu. On ne combatit en facon du monde.\Admodum exigui pulueris. Colum. Un bien peu de pouldre menue.\Nuper admodum, pro Nuperrime. Terent. Haec inter nos nuper notitia admodum est. Il y a fort peu de temps que nous avons congnoissance ensemble.\Stomacho admodum prodest. Plin. Fort utile à l'estomach.
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