ipso facto in English

adverb

1

by that very fact or act.

the enemy of one's enemy may be ipso facto a friend

Use "ipso facto" in a sentence

1. Ipso facto, her innocence was established.

2. Absolutely: See: de facto , fairly , faithfully , in toto , ipso facto , purely

3. Ipso facto, I, David Irving, am not a Holocaust denier."

4. Which , ipso facto, is apprehended by its performer as that pattern.

5. If a crime occurs then there is, ipso facto, a guilty party.

6. The write of the letter is ipso facto an admission of guilt.

7. This is civil war, and civil wars are ipso facto destructive for all involved.

8. He was an outstanding pupil and, ipso facto, disliked by the rest of the class.

9. These prejudices are rooted in the idea that every tramp ipso facto, is a blackguard.

10. The moment a crime is even suspected, it ipso facto, into the category of failures.

11. You cannot assume that a speaker of English is ipso facto qualified to teach English.

12. He is an outstanding pupil and, ipso facto, dislike by the rest of the class.

13. It will have a negative impact on the vehicle mass, on vehicles' aerodynamic properties and, consequently, on fuel consumption and ipso facto on the environment.

14. You admit you fired the gun and we now know that the shot killed the victim so you are, ipso facto, responsible for his death.

15. You admit you fired the gun and we now know that the shot killed the victim so you are, ipso facto(sentence dictionary), responsible for his death.

16. However, a number of delegations indicated that they did not endorse the opinion according to which actions taken by States that had been seriously affected by a shipping accident were ipso facto in conflict with UNCLOS

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