libitum

[lih-bi-tuh m, -tyoo m]

libitum Definition

• 1. at one's pleasure; as one wishes
• 2. without restriction

Using libitum: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "libitum" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  You may eat as much as you like, ad libitum.

• Example

  The artist was given the freedom to create ad libitum.

• Example

  The conference attendees were allowed to ask questions ad libitum.

libitum Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for libitum

• freely
• unrestrictedly
• voluntarily

Origins of libitum

from Latin 'ad libitum', meaning 'at pleasure'

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Summary: libitum in Brief

'Libitum' [lih-bi-tuh m, -tyoo m] is a Latin-derived adverb meaning 'at one's pleasure' or 'as one wishes,' often used to describe unrestricted or voluntary actions. Examples include 'You may eat as much as you like, ad libitum,' and 'The artist was given the freedom to create ad libitum.'