coram populo
adverb (or adjective)
coram po·pu·lo
-¦pōpu̇ˌlō,
-päp-,
-p(y)əˌ-
variants or coram publico
-¦pu̇blēˌkō,
-pəb-,
-lə̇ˌ-
: in public
I did not … tear my hair coram populo over my loss
Joseph Conrad
Joseph Conrad
Word History
Etymology
Latin
- making a comeback
- making a face
- making a lot of noise
- making a pretense
- making a scene
- making a show
- making all the right noises
- making amends
- making amends (for)
- making amends for
- making away with
- making believe
- making common cause
- making do
- making ends meet
- making eyes
- making eyes (at)
- making eyes at
- making for
- making fun of
- making game of
- making good
- making good (for)
- making good for
- making iron