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Term: cujus contrarium est verum
Definition: This is a Latin phrase that means the opposite of something is actually true. So, if you hear something and it sounds like it's not true, it might actually be the opposite of what you think.
cujus contrarium est verum
cujus contrarium est verum is a Latin phrase that means the opposite of something is true.
These examples illustrate that when someone says the opposite of something, it can actually mean the opposite is true. It's important to be aware of this when interpreting what someone says.