inter alios

From Latin, meaning "among other persons." The board of directors will consist of, inter alios, the state's former governor. The allegation holds that the company used the money to bribe, inter alios, local government officials. Yes, there were a few celebrities there—inter alios, of course.

See also: alios, inter

See also:

inter
IYSWIM
take on a new significance
caveat lector
IYKWIM
words to that effect
cetera
& cetera
&c.
Carborundum

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