No. 6,598 in Dutch
vivendi
"Vivendi" is not a Dutch word; it is Latin, meaning "of living" or "for living."
In a sentence
Het akkoord tussen de landen was een vivendi om toekomstige conflicten te voorkomen.
The agreement between the countries was a vivendi to prevent future conflicts.
Here, 'vivendi' is used as part of the phrase 'modus vivendi,' indicating a practical arrangement to coexist despite differences.
Een goede vivendi in het gezin draagt bij aan vrede en samenwerking.
A good vivendi within the family contributes to peace and cooperation.
'Vivendi' is employed metaphorically here to signify a harmonious way of life or understanding within a family setting.
In zakelijke relaties is een vivendi belangrijk om wederzijds voordeel te garanderen.
In business relations, a vivendi is important to ensure mutual benefit.
The word 'vivendi' is used to underscore mutual agreement or practical cooperation within a professional context.
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