Etymology

in utramque partem

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Latin in utramque partem
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  1. Latin · derived fromin utramque partem“literally 'into both sides, to either part'”
  2. English todayin utramque partem

From Latin in utramque partem (“literally 'into both sides, to either part'”). Variant of in utrumque partes with feminine accusative singular utramque instead of neuter accusative plural utrumque, and singular partem instead of plural partes.

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