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id est
adverb as in that is to say
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The more specific term i.e., short for the Latin id est, means “that is.”
From Literature
The initial letters are nearly always used just as we say id est = i.e.
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Once upon a time, a lot of murphies—id est potatoes—were put in a pot together.
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Something commendable in his disposition!—id est, not an absolute ruffian.
From Project Gutenberg
And it was at the purses of these that the blow would be struck—id est, at the most vital and fonder part of their beings.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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