Ad nauseam (naw´se-am).—To disgust.
Ad quod damnum (kwod dam´num).—To what damage.
Ad referendum (ref-er-en´dum).—For further consideration.
Ad rem.—To the point.
Ad unguem (un´gwem).—To a nail—i.e., to a nicety, exactly. An expression borrowed from sculptors, who in modeling, give the finishing touch with the nail.
Ad unum omnes—Cicero (ū-num om´nēs).—All to a man.
Ad valorem (va-lor´em).—According to the value.
Ad vivum (vi´vum).—To the life.
Aegrescit medendo (e-gres´sit med-en´dō).—The disorder increases with the remedy, i. e., the remedy is worse than the disease.
Aequam servare mentem (ē-kwam ser-vār´e men´tem).—To preserve a well-balanced mind; to be unmoved.