ipso facto in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for ipso facto in the English»Spanish Dictionary

ipso facto [Am ˌɪpsoʊ ˈfæktoʊ, Brit ˌɪpsəʊ ˈfaktəʊ] ADV form

ipso facto

ipso facto

Translations for ipso facto in the Spanish»English Dictionary

ipso facto

ipso facto form

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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If you are a woman, then ipso facto, your labor is done inside the home, is part of nature, and has little or no value.

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Are you saying that hatred can ipso facto form the possibility of love in spite of a history of hatred?

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Whenever an individual decides to join politics, he or she has, ipso facto, chosen to participate in the power-sharing mechanisms existing at the time.

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Ipso facto clauses mean a contract with a company is voidable once it becomes insolvent.

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And, ipso facto, almost certainly the owner of this car will be less troubled by its expenses than the average family car buyer.

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Any generalization that begins with the word "religion" is ipso facto meaningless.

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It has rejected the notion that every person bearing arms in a disturbed area is ipso facto an "enemy".

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Under the guidelines, non-payment of the filing fee shall ipso facto cause dismissal of the case.

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And yet, ipso facto, it is being accepted by the market.

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For instance, he decreed that any dressmaker who sold low or transparent dresses would be ipso facto excommunicated.

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