proximo
- adjective
- /ˈprɒksɪmoʊ/
- Formal
- Your payment is due on the 15th proximo according to the contract terms.
Examples
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The meeting is set for the 3rd proximo, so please mark your calendar.
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He referenced the letter dated the 10th proximo in his reply.
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The meeting is scheduled for proximo March.
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Please submit your report by proximo Monday.
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The project deadline is on the 15th proximo, so please ensure everything is completed by then.
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We have a family reunion planned for the 10th proximo, and everyone is excited to see each other.
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The conference will take place on the 5th proximo, and all attendees should arrive a day earlier.
Synonyms
Refers to the next month, especially in dates
Surface Forms
Etymology
Proximo comes from the Latin proximus 'nearest' and from prope 'near'. That's why proximo means 'next' and is used in formal writing to refer to a date in the next month, so 'the 3rd proximo' means the 3rd of the next month.