"The only way the subject phrase would be correctly used would be in a sentence like this one: The professor opted to cite ancient, historical occurrances, in lieu of recent events, to make his point.Etymologically, it *should* mean "instead of". I have a master's in art history from NYU, and I've scored near perfect in the SAT's and GRE. Video. !Personally, I'd slap them in the face for making the world stupider.You probably heard "in view of recent events," which means "considering recent events." I have a master's in art history from NYU, and I've scored near perfect in the SAT's and GRE.

In place of, rather than instead of...same thing).But it our lexicon it actually means "because of", "as a result of", or something similar.I alway's thought it meant in spite of recent events... but i guess it's because of.How do you think about the answers?

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Delete. Chat. I agree with you on the meaning of "in lieu of". Let me end though by saying, as a former Marine, and as a current EMT working hand in hand with fire and law enforcement within my city, I give my brothers and sisters in uniform my oath, that I will do whatever it takes to ensure that you all get home safe to your families at the end of the day. The New York Times just yesterday). in lieu of recent events. In lieu of the current events and empty grocery stores, Matey’s American Pizza Company has been flooded will calls as to lack of our product in all grocery and retail stores. (i.e. 4 … Audio.

Right? I mean you can't stop other people. Posted on August 15, 2014 by archieebony. We as a collective whole are wrong.

Usiamo i cookie per personalizzare i contenuti, rivolgere le inserzioni al pubblico giusto e misurarle e per fornire un'esperienza più sicura. Reach out and make someone smile. 19730 Ralston St, Detroit. Photo. Tune in from 6-8 on WDDS Dirty TV! In lieu of recent events, let me preface my statements by saying my sincere condolences to the families of the  officers who have lost their lives in the recent attacks by a few misguided individuals. I would ask that the rest of the United States of America to do the same, despite the fact that I know the battle lines are already drawn in the sand, and those people that have already passed judgement in their minds have established their paths and will continue on down that path.I’m so furious about recent events, and the reaction to it, I’m no longer capable of coherent thought right now.

The correct expression is "in light of recent events". As most of you will realize from my current question, all my credentials don't mean jack. !However, many idiots keep using it.

Text. 12 Answers. I don’t doubt that one bit…but you CANNOT take the actions of a few and apply that across the board evenly. All Rights Reserved. "In lieu of" can only mean "instead of" or "in place of" e.g., "he gave an IOU in lieu of cash." Nobody I know who uses this expression seems to know what it means. All the dictionaries I've researched list nothing that means "as a consequence of."

Trust me, "lieu" will never officially change to mean "consequence," because it's not. I need to do that now so here is the lineup for this week family. I need to do that now so here is the lineup for this week family. The borrower is immediately released of all personal indebtedness related to the defaulted loan, avoids the public embarrassment of a foreclosure proceeding, may receive better terms than he or she would in a formal foreclosure, and does not have his or her credit rating so badly affected.For the lender it is simpler and cheaper than going through a repossession, and reduces the risk of borrower revenge (borrower damages the property before being evicted).Acceptance in lieu is a provision in UK tax law under which inheritance tax debts may be written off in exchange for the acquisition of items of national importance or heritage.Acceptance in lieu was first established by Chancellor of the Exchequer David Lloyd George as a way for wealthy individuals to pay the increased estate taxes imposed by his People’s Budget of 1909.Today, things of national importance, such as country estates, works of art, antiques, and archive material are either collected and given to museums or  the National Trust.
"), though this usage is considered to be incorrect. Duq. Previous: View Gallery Random Image: Next More: Hoes Mad Uploaded by Philipp Hoes Mad Uploaded by Philipp Hoes Mad Uploaded by elmashojaldra Hoes Mad Uploaded by Cold Hard Crash Top Comments. However, I see so many jackasses use this expression without hesitation.

It's not even a necessary word; it just sounds fancy because of its French origin. https://www.facebook.com/.../in-lieu-of-recent-events/914620288740790 Will you stop watching?