Cetera synonyms

He soon, on some points, especially matters of discipline, became alienated from the Church; and after the requirement of what is called "the et cetera oath," he rejected episcopacy in its English form.

Students might use them for books, folders, pens, et cetera.

Traditional music makes use of different types of notes (quarter notes, half notes, whole notes, et cetera) to convey a sense of time, but tablature doesn't do that.

An additional benefit of having mortgages specifically available for seniors is that they can remain financially independent as opposed to exclusively depending on others, such as family members, social security, et cetera.

If a renter has property such as jewelry, fine arts, et cetera with a specific appraised value then they should consider obtaining additional insurance.