ex opere operantis
ex ope·re oper·an·tis
ek¦sōpərēˌōpəˈräntə̇s
: in virtue of the agent —used of a sacrament considered in relation to the conditions required for its valid administration or for its worthy reception compare ex opere operato
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin, literally, from the work of the worker
- polyhedral
- polyhedral angle
- polyhedral disease
- polyhedric
- polyhedrical
- polyhedron
- polyhedrons
- polyhedroses
- polyhedrosis
- polyhidroses
- polyhidrosis
- polyhistor
- polyhistorians
- polyhistoric
- polyhistories
- polyhistors
- polyhistory
- polyhybrids
- polyhydric
- polyhydroxy
- Polyhymnia
- polyhymniae
- polyhymnias
- polyideic
- polyidroses