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A quick definition of foris:

FORIS: a Latin word that means outside or without. It can also refer to being abroad or in the open air. In legal terms, foris can be used to describe banishment or expulsion from a certain territory.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Foris (for-is) is a Latin word that means abroad, outdoors, or without.

Examples:

  • He prefers to work foris, away from the distractions of the office.
  • The children love to play foris, especially when the weather is nice.
  • FORISBANNIRE (forisbannire) is a historical term that means to expel someone from a certain territory or to banish them.

The first two examples illustrate the use of foris to mean outdoors or away from a particular place. The third example shows the use of the related term forisbannire, which is a historical term used to describe the act of banishing someone from a certain territory.

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