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Term: pro veritate accipitur
Definition: This Latin phrase means that something is accepted or believed to be true.
It is often used in historical contexts to describe how people in the past accepted certain beliefs or ideas as true.
Overall, pro veritate accipitur means that something is considered to be the truth, whether or not it actually is.
pro veritate accipitur
When something is accepted or believed to be true, it is said to be "pro veritate accipitur."
These examples show that when a large number of people or experts believe something to be true, it is generally accepted as such and considered "pro veritate accipitur."