quaere Definition
to inquire or ask about something.
Using quaere: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "quaere" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
I must quaere about the availability of the product.
Example
He quaered about the details of the project.
Example
She quaered whether the information was accurate or not.
quaere Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for quaere
Phrases with quaere
quaere facias
a writ requiring a person to do something
Example
The court issued a quaere facias to the defendant.
quaere verum
seek the truth
Example
The scientist's motto was 'quaere verum' in all his research.
quaere et invenies
seek and you shall find
Example
The teacher encouraged her students to 'quaere et invenies' when they had questions.
Origins of quaere
from Latin 'quaerere', meaning 'to seek'
Summary: quaere in Brief
'Quaere' [kweer-ee] is a verb that means to inquire or ask about something. It is often used in formal contexts, such as legal documents, and can be replaced with synonyms like 'inquire' or 'question.' Phrases like 'quaere facias' and 'quaere verum' are used in specific contexts, while 'quaere et invenies' is a general phrase meaning 'seek and you shall find.'
