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No. 1,109 in Spanish

vox

"Vox" is Latin for "voice" and is used in Spanish to reference communication or expression, often metaphorically or in specific contexts.

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  • La palabra 'vox' en latín significa 'voz'.

    The word 'vox' in Latin means 'voice'.

    Here, 'vox' is used to reference the Latin linguistic origin of the term.

  • En filosofía, 'vox populi' indica la voz del pueblo o la opinión general.

    In philosophy, 'vox populi' indicates the voice of the people or general opinion.

    'vox' is part of a phrase that expresses a concept in social or political discourse, showing its broader application.

  • En el lenguaje moderno, 'Vox' se ha convertido en el nombre de una organización política.

    In modern language, 'Vox' has become the name of a political organization.

    The word 'vox' here is used as a proper noun, showcasing its evolution in contemporary naming conventions.

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