BONA FIDE, LATIN TERM
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| na | In good faith |
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In good faith Explanation: Also, genuine(ly), sincere(ly). A Latin term widely used in English and in other languages. Shorter O.E.D., Webster's English Dictionary. Vale! |
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BONA FIDE Explanation: In Spanish it would be "de buena fe", in English "in good faith", usually it is not translated, especially if it is within a legal context. Good luck, Agua |
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