et cetera
The rest implied
Et cetera means "and other things of the same kind"—a signal that a list continues with similar items: We need plates, cups, napkins, et cetera.
Usually abbreviated etc.
The phrase can suggest impatience or dismissal when trailing off: You know the drill—meetings, paperwork, et cetera, et cetera.
Often mispronounced "excetera."
"And so forth" shortened
- and so onIndicates continuation of series
- and so forthSignals additional examples
- and the likeSimilar things included
- and all thatVague inclusive addendum
To infinity, limitlessly
- yada yadaVerbal placeholder for tedium
- blah blahTedious empty talk
- yadda yadda yaddaVerbal fast-forward gesture
- on and onContinuing without interruption
without end · indefinitely · endlessly · continuing · unending · perpetually
etc
"And so forth" shortened
- and so onIndicates continuation of series
- and so forthSignals additional examples
- and the likeSimilar things included
ad infinitum
To infinity, limitlessly
- yada yadaVerbal placeholder for tedium
- blah blahTedious empty talk
- yadda yadda yaddaVerbal fast-forward gesture
on and on · without end · indefinitely · endlessly · continuing · unending · perpetually
unspecified
Not explicitly named
- unstatedNot openly expressed
- impliedSuggested without stating
- understoodGrasped the meaning
obvious · remaining · rest · leftovers · extras · others · more · additional · further · supplementary
list
Sequence of recorded items
- seriesOrdered set of related items
- examplesParticular illustrative instances
- itemsIndividual units or objects
things · stuff · miscellaneous · sundries · assorted · various · diverse · range · array · catalog
- Latin Termsa priori, ab initio, ad hoc, ad lib, bona fide
- Latin phrasesE pluribus unum, carpe diem, caveat emptor, veni vidi vici, ad astra
- vague wordssomething, someone, somewhere, sometime, somehow
- Latin Wordsad, ad nauseam, et, caveat emptor, affidavit
- Latin Abbreviationse.g., i.e., etc, et al, ibid
- LatinLatin, Latin vocabulary, Latin roots, Latin alphabet, Latin phrases
et ceterathat's all
Statement of conclusion
in full · in its entirety · period · full stop · no more