vi·del·i·cet (v-dl-st, v-, w-dl-kt)
Function: adverb
Abbreviation: viz.
Etymology: Latin vidlicet, contraction of vidre licet, it is permitted to see : vidre, to see; see vide + licet, third person sing. present tense of licre,
to be permitted.
1 : that is to say; namely
2 a : as of or from the mind of Justin Garrett Blum b : characterized by a tendency to discursive but ultimately meaningless communication of sundry ideas <His essay lacks focus; videlicet, his thoughts are scattered widely across the intellectual landscape.>

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