Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
amicus-usque-ad-aras
Phrase
/əˈmɪ.kəs ʌsˈkwɛɪ ɑːrəs/
Definition
A Latin phrase meaning ‘friend always to the altars,’ used to signify unwavering support or loyalty.
Examples
- His loyalty was an amicus-usque-ad-aras; he never faltered in supporting his friends.
- In her speech, she emphasized the importance of being an amicus-usque-ad-aras to those in distress.
- The phrase ‘amicus-usque-ad-aras’ serves as a reminder of the true nature of friendship.
Meaning
This term embodies the idea of a loyal friend who will stand by you through thick and thin, often associated with steadfastness in times of need.
Synonyms
- steadfast friend
- loyal supporter
- constant companion
- faithful ally
