Pronunciation: /ə ˈbeɪneɪ pləˈsiːtoʊ/
noun a word that functions as the name of a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 I don't understand the phrase 'a bene placito'.
A2 In Latin, 'a bene placito' means 'at one's pleasure'.
B1 The judge made his decision 'a bene placito', without any external influence.
B2 The artist painted the mural 'a bene placito', incorporating his own unique style.
C1 The CEO runs the company 'a bene placito', making all major decisions independently.
C2 The director's creative vision for the film was executed 'a bene placito', resulting in a masterpiece.
adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb, indicating manner, time, place, or degree
A1 I will do the task a bene placito.
A2 She decorated the room a bene placito.
B1 The chef prepared the dish a bene placito.
B2 He organized the event a bene placito.
C1 The artist painted the mural a bene placito.
C2 The director edited the film a bene placito.
formal The decision to proceed a bene placito is entirely up to the discretion of the board of directors.
informal You can decorate your room a bene placito, however you like.
slang I'll just do my homework a bene placito, no need to stress about it.
figurative She danced to the music a bene placito, letting her body move freely and without restraint.
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