Aemulatio Vicini

Pronunciation: /eɪˌmjʊˈleɪʃəʊ ˈvɪsɪnaɪ/

Definitions of aemulatio vicini

noun vicini - Latin noun meaning neighbor

Example Sentences

A1 Aemulatio vicini est bonum.

A2 In aemulatione vicini, omnes student.

B1 Aemulatio vicini potest esse motivatio ad meliorem.

B2 Aemulatio vicini est communis inter amicos.

C1 Aemulatio vicini potest creare competitivitatem inter collegas.

C2 Aemulatio vicini est parte essentiae competendae in societate.

Examples of aemulatio vicini in a Sentence

formal The aemulatio vicini between the two companies led to intense competition in the market.

informal The rivalry between the neighbors resulted in a heated competition for the best Christmas decorations.

slang The aemulatio vicini between the two groups of friends turned into a full-blown feud.

figurative The aemulatio vicini in the classroom pushed students to strive for excellence in their academic performance.

Grammatical Forms of aemulatio vicini

• past tense: emulated neighbor
• plural: aemulationes vicinorum
• comparative: more aemulatio vicini
• superlative: most aemulatio vicini
• present tense: is emulating neighbor
• future tense: will emulate neighbor
• perfect tense: has emulated neighbor
• continuous tense: is emulating neighbor
• singular: aemulatio vicini
• positive degree: aemulatio vicini
• infinitive: to emulate neighbor
• gerund: emulating neighbor
• participle: emulated neighbor

Origin and Evolution of aemulatio vicini

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The term 'aemulatio vicini' originated in Latin.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in Latin to describe the act of emulation or rivalry with a neighbor, the term has evolved over time to encompass a broader sense of competition or comparison with others in various contexts.