uno flatu
advUK /ˈuːnəʊ ˈflɑːtuː/
Etymology Borrowed from Latin ūnō flātū (“in one breath”, “at one blast”), ablative of time-within-which of ūnus flātus (“a single blast of wind or expulsion of breath”).
1
Law At once, at one blast, at the same moment, contemporaneously, simultaneously.
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- Related terms
- uno flatu et uno intuitu