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per annum
per ardua ad astra
per capita
per cent

PER (in Britain) abbrev. for Professional Employment Register

ignotum per ignotius (Latin) n an explanation that is obscurer than the thing to be explained
(literally: the unknown by means of the more unknown)

obscurum per obscurius n another term for → ignotum per ignotius (Latin: the obscure by the more obscure)

pay-per-view n

a a system of television broadcasting by which subscribers pay for each programme they wish to receive

b (as modifier)
a pay-per-view channel

per (unstressed) determiner

1 for every
three pence per pound
prep

2 (esp. in some Latin phrases) by; through

3 ♦ as per according to
as per specifications

4 ♦ as per usual
Informal as usual
(C15: from Latin: by, for each)

per. abbrev. for

1 period

2 person

per- prefix

1 through
pervade

2 throughout
perennial

3 away, beyond
perfidy

4 completely, throughly
perplex

5 (intensifier)
perfervid

6 indicating that a chemical compound contains a high proportion of a specified element
peroxide

7 indicating that a chemical element is in a higher than usual state of oxidation
permanganate

8 a variant of → peroxy-

per annum adv every year or by the year

per ardua ad astra (Latin) through difficulties to the stars: the motto of the RAF

per capita adj, adv of or for each person
(Latin, literally: according to heads)

per cent adv

1 (Also) per centum in or for every hundred n
(also)
♦ percent

2 a percentage or proportion

3 securities yielding a rate of interest as specified
he bought three percents
(C16: from Medieval Latin per centum out of every hundred)

per contra adv on the contrary
(from Latin)

per diem adv

1 every day or by the day n

a an allowance for daily expenses, usually those incurred while working

b (as modifier)
a per-diem allowance
(from Latin)

per mensem (Latin) adv every month or by the month

per mill , mil adv by the thousand or in each thousand
(C19: from per + French or Latin mille thousand, on the model of per cent)

per pro prep by delegation to; through the agency of: used when signing documents on behalf of someone else
(Latin: abbreviation of per procurationem)
See at pp

per se adv by or in itself; intrinsically
(Latin)

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