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Necessitas non habet legem (necess´it-ass non hab´et lē´jem).—Necessity has no law.
Ne fronti crede (nē front´tī krē´de).—Trust not to appearances.
Nem. con.—abbreviation for nemine contradicente (nem´in-e contra-dī-sent´e).—No one speaking in opposition: without opposition.
Nem. dis.—abbreviation for nemine dissentiente (dis-sen-shi-en´te).—No one dissenting: without a dissenting voice.
Ne plus ultra (nē plus ul´trā).—No more beyond: i. e., perfection.
Ne quid nimis—Terence (nē kwid nim´iss).—Not too much of anything; i. e., shun extremes.
Nescit vox missa reverti—Horace (nes´sit vox miss´a rever´tī).—The spoken word cannot be recalled.
Ne sutor ultra crepidam—Pliny (sū´tor ul´tra crep´i-dam).—Let the cobbler stick to his last; i. e., let everyone attend to his own business.
Nihil ad rem (ni´hil ad rem).—Nothing to the point.