Law (a) A second writ of attachment issued when the first proves ineffectual; from the phrase sicut alias praecipimus; (b) otherwise called; -- from phr. alias dictus. …

All the way; in every way or respect. …

Law Point by point, in detail; specifically. …

(a) Principally, primarily, chiefly, especially; (b) first of all; promptly, quickly; (c) law as a fief, in chief. …

(a) Separately, individually; (b) law jointli and departingli, jointly and severally. …

Law (a) Jointly or reciprocally; (b) in duplicate. …

Law Voluntarily, without compulsion. …

(a) Without intervening time, at once, instantly; also, just now; (b) with no intervening space, closely; (c) straight, directly, not secondarily, not obliquely; (d) in direct succession, in sequence……

(a) Wholly, fully, completely; unreservedly, unconditionally; thoroughly; ne pureli, not at all, nor to any degree; (b) solely, exclusively, only; simply, merely; pureli and simpli, simpli and pureli……

(a) In accord with reason, according to rational principles, rationally; (b) at a reasonable rate, to a reasonable degree or extent; within reasonable limits, moderately; (c) conveniently, easily……

(a) Adequately for a purpose; well enough; also, with adj.: sufficientli big (god, etc.), strong (good, etc.) enough; (b) satisfactorily, adequately; well; fully; with adj.: quite, very [a few quots……

(a) With faithfulness toward friend, comrade, country, etc., loyally; (b) with constancy toward a loved one, devotedly; also, chastely [quot. a1400]. …

As simple adv., with indefinite or generalizing force (a) with ref. to physical location: in any place, anywhere; her or wher; wher elles, in various places, around; (b) with ref. to a written text:……

As rel. adv.: (a) introducing restrictive locative adj. clauses: in which, wherein, where (b) introducing nonrestrictive locative adj. clauses: in which place, at which place, where; also, from which……