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The two-word phrase that was offered in the answer (nimium saepe) was actually not a full answer, it was only for "too many times". The answer actually did not,
by low_tech_love 3y ago
The two-word phrase that was offered in the answer (nimium saepe) was actually not a full answer, it was only for "too many times". The answer actually did not, well.. answer the actual question.
- kangalioo 3y agoIn the linked answer, there's a two-word full answer phrase: > So I would cut this down to something like nimium valedīxit or totiēns valedīxit: "she bade farewell too much before" or "she bade farewell so many times before".
- qsdf38100 3y agoAre you sure? My understanding is that the two words are the full sentence. Édit: I mean in the last paragraph of the answer.
- roblabla 3y agoit... did? Their final answer is: > nimium valedīxit or totiēns valedīxit: "she bade farewell too much before" or "she bade farewell so many times before". nimium/totiēns conveying "too many times before" and "valedīxit" conveying "she said goodbye".
- ace32229 3y agoThe top answer offers this 2 word solution: nimium valedīxit or totiēns valedīxit