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Swedish Dictionary Word Meaning of mutatis mutandis

1.1 mutatis mutandis (having changed what needs to be changed)

Part of Speech - Swedish Dictionary word mutatis mutandis

mutatis mutandis is a Adverb. A word that modifies or describes a verb, adjective, or other adverb

Swedish Dictionary Examples of Usage of mutatis mutandis

1.1 Opera används här bara som exempel och kan, mutatis mutandis, ersättas med centrallyrik, experimentfilm eller elektronmusik
In English: Opera is used here only as an example and can, mutatis mutandis, be replaced by core lyric, experimental film or electronic music.,1.2 Danilo Wielsky, mutatis mutandis, med ändring af hvad ändras bör, är, den dag som är, bosatt i Sverige, ehuru under ett annat namn, och framlefver, såvidt kändt blifvit, ett stilla och fridsamt lif såsom välbestäld handlande.
In English: Danilo Wielsky, mutatis mutandis, with the change of what should be changed, is, as of today, resident in Sweden, albeit under a different name, and lives, as far as is known, a quiet and peaceful life with well-off behaviour.,1.3 Bristande utrymme hindrar oss att vara utförliga angående den förra; men vi bedja läsaren att i någon tidning slå upp hvilken Musikrecension som helst, der det talas om ett lysande föredrag på violinen, en behaglig stråke, en ren och stark ton, en utomordentlig färdighet i de svåraste passager, ett mästerligt staccato m. m. och vi hoppas att allt detta kan gälla om Hr Wexschals talang, äfvensom mutatis mutandis om Hr Petersens färdighet på flöjten.
In English: Lack of space prevents us from being at length concerning the former; but we ask the reader to look up in any newspaper any Music Review in which there is talk of a brilliant performance on the violin, a pleasing bow, a pure and strong tone, an extraordinary skill in the most difficult passages, a masterful staccato, etc. and we hope that all this can apply to Mr. Wexschal's talent, also mutatis mutandis to Mr. Petersen's skill on the flute.

History of mutatis mutandis

Borrowed from Late Latin mūtātīs mūtandīs. First attested in 1863. Although earlier use can be found.