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Meaning of by virtue of
The phrase "by virtue of" is used to indicate that something is true or happens because of a particular fact or situation.
Etymology of by virtue of
The phrase "by virtue of" has its roots in the Latin words "virtus," meaning "manliness," "excellence," or "power," and the Old French word "vertu," meaning "virtue" or "power"
Historically, the phrase was used to describe someone's authority or power, derived from their moral excellence or character
Over time, the phrase has evolved to encompass a broader range of meanings, including the idea of something being true or happening because of a particular fact or situation
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Definitions
- By Oxford Languages, "by virtue of" is defined as:
- * Used to indicate that something is true or happens because of a particular fact or situation
- * Used to indicate that someone has a particular power, right, or authority
- * It can be used in various contexts to show the reason or basis for something
Usage Examples
- She is eligible for the scholarship by virtue of her excellent academic record
- * He became the CEO by virtue of his experience and leadership skills
- * The company was granted the contract by virtue of its competitive bid