Satis et optime disputasti, 'Go thy ways, thou flower and quintessence of Wranglers.
We have seen that there was a certain aptitude in the graver Roman spirit for tragedy:-- Nam spirat tragicum satis et feliciter audet.
The colophon runs:-- 'Explicit compilatio quaedam diversorum argumentorum recollectorum a diversis doctoribus in Vniversitate Oxoniae ordinata satis pulchre per Reverendum Fratrem .
Boccace speaks modestly of his own attainments in Greek: etsi non satis plene perceperim, percepi tamen quantum potui; nee dubium, si permansisset homo ille vagus diutius penes nos, quin plenius percepissem.
Their report reads: "Satis attentus erat Caesar, The Emperor was attentive enough.
This residence is of interest as being the Satis House of “Great Expectations,” in which Miss Havisham lived.
He entertained Queen Elizabeth at his mansion (in 1573), a white house situated near the Castle gardens, and called Satis House.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "satis" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
