ne exeat
noun
ne ex·e·at
nēˈeksēˌat
1
: a high prerogative writ formerly used in England matters of state to restrain a person from leaving the country
2
: a writ issued out of chancery or equity to restrain a person from leaving the jurisdiction of the court pending an action
Word History
Etymology
Latin, let him not leave
- in less than no time
- in lieu
- in lieu of
- in light of
- in limbo
- in limine
- in line for
- in line with
- in litigation
- in little
- in living color
- in living memory
- in lo
- in lockstep
- in loco parentis
- in love
- in low spirits
- in luck
- in manuscript
- in many ways
- in marked contrast to
- in marked contrast with
- in me
- in medias res
- in medio tutissimus ibis