Meaning & use
amor vincit omnia
A Latin phrase meaning "love conquers all," expressing that love overcomes every obstacle.
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The couple had the words amor vincit omnia engraved inside their wedding rings.
The poem's closing line, amor vincit omnia, reassures the grieving lovers.
A note on using this word
The phrase comes from the Roman poet Virgil and is still used in art, literature, and inscriptions today.
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love conquers all
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