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plānē, Adv. (planus), eben, flach, I) eig., im Wortspiel, nam istuc proclive est, quo iubes me plane collocare, Plaut. asin. 663; vgl. ibid. 657. – II) übtr.: A) mit klaren Worten, deutlich, klar, ausdrücklich, geradezu, rundheraus, loqui, Cic.: planius dicere, Cic.: planissime explicare, Cic.: plurimae leges planissime vetant, Cic.: disertissime planissimeque in eo (decreto) scriptum est, Liv. – B) gänzlich, völlig, ganz und gar, entschieden (Ggstz. propemodum, paene, vix), a) übh.: pl. eruditus, durchaus gebildet, Cic.: pl. optimus, entschieden der beste, Apul.: modo plane CXL annis, in runder Summe, Cic.: pl. perii, Plaut.: occĭdi od. perii planissume, Plaut.: si pl. occĭdimus, Cic.: pl. bene facere, ganz vortrefflich handeln, Cic.: bene pl. magnus mihi videtur, Cic.: quod reliquos coheredes convenisti, pl. bene (war ganz recht), Cic.: pl. scire, ganz gut w., Ter.: pl. nihil sapit, Cic. – b) in bejahenden Antworten, völlig, wirklich, allerdings, Plaut. u. Tac.: planissime, allerdings, ganz richtig, Ter.


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