Inter alia

among other things.
contemporary examples

it privileges, inter alia, the interests of boys and men over the bodily integrity, autonomy, and dignity of girls and women.
ashley judd slaps media in the face for speculation over her ‘puffy’ appearance ashley judd april 8, 2012

historical examples

inter alia, we read that marriage is the most licentious of human inst-tutions—hence its popularity.
iconoclasts james huneker

it contained, inter alia, an account of my expenditure up to its time of writing.
the letters of william james, vol. 1 william james

it thus happens to contain (inter alia) two short records of grants to the church of st. teilo (or llandaff).
the english village community frederic seebohm

inter alia the chairman said, that “the waltham well is a complete success.”
punch, or the london charivari, vol. 103, october 15, 1892 various

i may say inter alia that he was mentioned as to be the first king when the new const-tution should have been arranged.
the lady of the shroud bram stoker

inter alia, he thought they knew a good deal more of beer than of greek.
giordano bruno james lewis mcintyre

inter alia he was the author of a welsh work on agriculture.
the itinerary of archbishop baldwin through wales giraldus cambrensis

see, inter alia, the description of a small squire of the reign of george ii.
the english church in the eighteenth century charles j. abbey and john h. overton

inter alia, it may be remarked here that a certain fretfulness of temper characterizes most of the critics of socialism.
socialism john spargo

adverb
among other things

latin, literally “amongst other things.” (latin for “among other persons” is inter alios), from inter “among, between” (see inter-).