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ipso facto Meaning
ipso facto (r)
by the fact itself
ipso facto Sentence Examples
- If he failed to meet the deadline, ipso facto, his project would be disqualified.
- By violating the terms of the contract, she was ipso facto in breach of agreement.
- Being the eldest sibling, she was ipso facto responsible for looking after her younger brothers and sisters.
- The law stipulates that certain actions constitute crimes, and ipso facto, offenders will face legal consequences.
- His appointment as chairman ipso facto conferred upon him certain executive powers.
- The company's bankruptcy filing ipso facto triggered a series of financial audits and investigations.
- Her resignation from the board ipso facto created a vacancy that needed to be filled.
- The new policy meant that employees who met specific criteria were ipso facto eligible for promotion.
- The terms of the rental agreement stated that any damage incurred during the lease period would ipso facto be the responsibility of the tenant.
- By receiving the highest number of votes, she was ipso facto elected as the president of the association.
FAQs About the word ipso facto
by the fact itself
necessarily, inevitably, inescapably, unavoidably,needs, perforce,ineluctably, involuntarily
unnecessarily, unnecessarily,,
If he failed to meet the deadline, ipso facto, his project would be disqualified.
By violating the terms of the contract, she was ipso facto in breach of agreement.
Being the eldest sibling, she was ipso facto responsible for looking after her younger brothers and sisters.
The law stipulates that certain actions constitute crimes, and ipso facto, offenders will face legal consequences.
