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Definitions from the WebTerm: Quo VadisDefinition:Quo Vadis is a Latin phrase meaning "Where are you going?" It is often used figuratively to refer to the direction or purpose of someone's life or a group's actions. Sense 1:Noun: A phrase used to question or contemplate the future path or direction someone or something is taking. Example: As she stood at the crossroads of her career, she asked herself, "Quo Vadis? Where am I really heading?" Sense 2:Noun: A historical Christian legend, referencing a story from the New Testament where Saint Peter meets Jesus on the Appian Way while fleeing from Rome. Peter asks Jesus, "Quo Vadis?" Example: The Quo Vadis legend has inspired numerous artists, writers, and filmmakers throughout history to depict the encounter between Saint Peter and Jesus. Sense 3:Adjective: Referring to something popular or trendy in a specific locality or among a particular group. Example: The café was the city's Quo Vadis spot, always filled with young people discussing the latest local bands and art exhibitions. Sense 4:Adverb: Used to describe the direction of movement or travel. Example: The hikers followed the trail, quo vadis, towards the breathtaking summit. | ||||
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