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Term: Modus

Noun:

1. A particular method, way, or style of doing something.

- Example sentence: The chef's modus operandi for creating delicious recipes involves using fresh ingredients and innovative flavors.

- Related products:

Cooking utensils,

Recipe books

2. A plan or course of action.

- Example sentence: The team devised a clever marketing modus to promote their new product.

- Related products:

Business strategy book,

Project management software

3. A legal procedure, particularly in Latin terminology, such as "modus operandi" which means a person's particular way of operating.

- Example sentence: The detective studied the suspect's modus operandi to catch the serial burglar.

- Related products:

True crime books,

Forensic investigation kits

Adjective:

1. Relating to mode or form.

- Example sentence: The artist's modus artwork captures the essence of contemporary design.

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Art supplies,

Home decor

2. Fashionable or trendy.

- Example sentence: The fashion designer's collection showcases the modus trends of the season.

- Related products:

Fashion magazines,

Stylish clothing

Latin Phrase:

1. Modus vivendi: A way of living or an arrangement allowing conflicting parties to coexist peacefully.

- Example sentence: The neighboring countries finally reached a modus vivendi, resolving their territorial disputes.

- Related products:

Peacekeeping books,

Democracy & diplomacy

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