verb

• See; consult (used as an instruction in a text to refer the reader to a specified passage, book, author, etc., for further information)

  ‘vide the comments cited in Schlosser’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Up here on the 57th parallel, Nature is not without her surprises - - vide last blog, passim - - but she is, like certain other members of the household (well, all of us, really), inclined to be a slow starter.’
  • ‘But her fearful soul hasn't shut down: vide her visible delight in the pagan abandon with which her beautiful child solo-dances - to Alanis Morissette's ‘You Oughta Know’ - beside a corral full of startled emus.’
  • ‘The suprascapular artery was also found to be a very constant branch of the thyroid axis, there being only 4 exceptions, vide Group 4 variations.’
  • ‘Indeed, she was no mean composer herself, vide her full-length opera The Smugglers of Penzance.’
  • ‘It is true that we humans are less good at noticing what we don't expect than we like to think we are —vide the famous "man in gorilla suit experiment". ’