to wit
Adverb
Meaning
as follows
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A depressing number of people seem to process everything literally. They are to wit as a blind man is to a forest, able to find every tree, but each one coming as a surprise.
Humor comes from self-confidence. There's an aggressive element to wit.
There is a significant Latin proverb to wit Who will guard the guards.
Wine sets an edge to wit.
According to the investigation team led by Inspector Monday Omoigui, the suspects were arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrates’ Court, Lagos on a one count charge of felony, to wit, murder.
Allgemeine Systemtheorie is not directly consistent with an interpretation often put on 'general system theory,' to wit, that it is a (scientific) "theory of general systems."