Infra [adverb]

A great start, some say, could be if the government invested in building out EV infra such as charging stations, which remains the biggest challenge for EV adoption in the country.

Caput et truncus supra tesserulis minutis, infra squamis minimis, tecti.

Truncus supra sqoamis crassis elongatis subspinosis, infra hexagonis membranaceis imbricatis, tectus.

Infra quem quidem terminum præfatus Gulielmus concilia dicti Johannis Hyndlee magistri sui celanda celabit.

We shall consider this letter again later in my chapter on the Decameron (see infra, p. 311).

The rivalry between North and South is always exceedingly bitter, but latterly the Scotchmen have not thought it infra dig.

These are pictures that officers took with infra-red cameras before moving in.

In a word, the "dynamogenic function" of which Loria speaks (infra pp. 159 and 160), attaches not to poverty but to slavery.

Also to reform our altogether abominable, infamous and infra-human voices and way of talking.

Two important qualifications of this law, however, are set forth at p. 265, infra.