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Term: quovis tempore
Definition: Quovis tempore means "at whatever time" in Latin. This term is often used in historical contexts to indicate that something could happen at any time, without a specific time frame or deadline. It is a way of expressing uncertainty or flexibility in regards to time.
quovis tempore
At any time in history.
The term "quovis tempore" means that something can happen or be done at any time in history. For example, the first sentence shows that the ancient ruins can be visited at any time, whether it's today or in the future. The second sentence shows that people have always been curious about the universe, and this curiosity has existed throughout history.