Look up: Ad-hoc

1. Ad Hoc
   (Latin) literally for this; something that is ad hoc was created for a specific purpose; a committee can be ad hoc if it was implemented to deal with a specific purpose.
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2. ad hoc
   [adj] - often improvised or impromptu 2. [adj] - for or concerned with one specific purpose 3. [adv] - for one specific case
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3. Ad hoc
   The Latin term 'Ad hoc ' means, in a UK legal context: 'for this purpose'.
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4. Ad hoc
   For this purpose
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5. ad hoc
   adjective for or concerned with one specific purpose; `a coordinated policy instead of ad hoc decisions`
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6. ad hoc
   adjective often improvised or impromptu; `an ad hoc committee meeting`
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7. ad hoc
   adverb for one specific case; `they were appointed ad hoc`
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8. ad hoc
   ad hoc Toward this; for this [purpose]. Referring to this, for this thing, for this purpose, for a particular purpose or occasion, for the present matter or situation, temporary; as a committee might be, said of an argument or reason which applies only to a specific case. An ad hoc committee is one ...
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9. Ad Hoc
   Ad hoc is Latin for For this purpose
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10. ad hoc
    Contrived purely for the purpose in hand rather than planned carefully in advance. E.g. 'We didn't know what to do about the sausage rolls, so we set up an ad-hoc committee'. (1995-03-25)
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11. Ad hoc
    A dubious assumption or argument arbitrarily introduced as explanation after the fact.
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12. Ad Hoc
    adj. latin phrase meaning "for this purpose only." It signifies a solution that has been tailored to a specific purpose, say for example an ad-hoc committee or an ad-hoc attorney.
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13. Ad hoc
    `Ad hoc` is a Latin phrase meaning "for this". It generally signifies a solution designed for a specific problem or task, non-generalizable, and not intended to be able to be adapted to other purposes. Compare A priori. Common examples are organizations, committees, and commissions ...
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14. Ad Hoc
    (restaurant) `Ad Hoc` is a comfort food restaurant, with meals served family-style, in Yountville, California, opened in the fall of 2006. The proprietor is top chef Thomas Keller, who is one of only three chefs in the world to have two restaurants earning three Michelin stars, the nearby Fre...
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15. ad-hoc
    possibility of combining services at will when needed Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)
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16. ADHOC
    <center>This article is about the Human Rights Organization, for the Apple Computer Software Convention, see MacHack. </Center> `ADHOC` (Cambodia Human Rights and Development Organization) is a Cambodian human rights organization, founded in 1991. ADHOC sets out to investigate human rig...
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