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Discussion Groups / English Usage / January 2010Latin for "future state" as opposed to "status quo"?
Hello, Everyone: We have the terms "status quo" and "status quo ante". What is the Latin equivalent to "state of the future" or "future state"? Thank you for reading and replying! --Roland > Hello, Everyone: > > We have the terms "status quo" and "status quo ante". What is the > Latin equivalent to "state of the future" or "future state"? You could use "status futurus".  SignatureJames > Hello, Everyone: > > We have the terms "status quo" and "status quo ante". What is the > Latin equivalent to "state of the future" or "future state"? Statu ex post facto. SignatureDon Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada) |
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