Usages of modo
Testator non modo tacet, sed ne legatum quidem dat.
The testator not only remains silent, but does not even give a legacy.
Testamentum non modo coheredem non ostendit, sed ne substitutionem quidem continet.
The will not only fails to indicate a co-heir, but does not even contain a substitution.
Heres non modo tacet, sed ne aditionem quidem hereditatis facit.
The heir not only remains silent, but does not even accept the inheritance.
Testator non modo abest, sed ne signator quidem adest.
The testator is not only absent, but not even the signatory is present.
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