et seq.
(also et seqq.)
adverb
And what follows (used in page references): see volume 35, p. 329 et seq...
- Further information can be found in Sections 9-16 et seq.
- The concerns about the effect of the development on open views from the ring road, at paras 562.29 et seq., make good sense.
- I respectfully direct the author to section 2415 et seq. of the Catechism that deals with the integrity of God's creation.
Origin
From Latin et sequens 'and the following', or from et sequentes, et sequentia 'and the following things'.
- extramusical
- turn someone away
- turn someone down
- turn someone in
- turn someone off
- turn someone on
- turn someone on to
- turn someone out
- turn someone over to
- turn someone's head
- turn someone/thing into
- turn something around
- turn something down
- turn something in
- turn something inside out
- turn something off
- turn something on
- turn something out
- turn something over
- turn something over in one's mind
- turn something round (or around)
- turn something to advantage (or to one's advantage)
- turn something to (good) account
- turn something up
- turnspit