proximo
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9.9
The next month after this one
- noun
- Archaic
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próximo
- We are planning a big event for the proximo month.
Examples
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Whilst the contributor expects aught in return, the receiver has a drastically positive feel and recall of you upon which they can act (if they so choose) in the proximo.
Blog text (9) -
Therefore, this approximation does not appear to affect the errors on antero-posterior, proximo-distal, medio-lateral displacement reconstructions, since these motion components are usually small.
Academic text (2016) -
The deadline for submission is on the 5th of proximo.
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Invoices must be paid by the end of proximo.
Synonyms
9.9
Refers to the next month, especially in dates
is an older, more old fashioned term for that next month in dates
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Etymology
Proximo as a noun is an older, formal way to say 'next month', coming from the Latin proximus 'nearest'. So 'the 10th of proximo' simply means the 10th of the next month.