Taedium vitae
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| - | '''Tedium vitae''' is a Latin expression which means "[[weariness]] of life". | + | '''Tedium vitae''' is a [[Latin expression]] which means "[[weariness]] of life". |
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Tedium vitae is a Latin expression which means "weariness of life".
Verb
taedeō
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