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fortis definition
for·tis (fôr′tis)
adjective
Phonet. articulated with much muscle tension and, usually, with strong aspiration, as initial (p) and (t) in English
Etymology: L, strong: see fort
noun
a fortis sound
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fortis Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- aqua: A white horse may have the spots removed with the Spanish haematite or with aqua fortis or with.. .
Modifies a noun
- insurance: The cost fortis health insurance of creating separate programs a company had.
Noun used with modifier
- coverage: Or surgical coverage fortis health health insurance plan that imposed waiting.
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