opus operantis
noun
opus ope·ran·tis
\-ˌäpəˈrantə̇s\
Definition of opus operantis
opera operantes
\-n‧ˌtēz\: the efficacy of the agent — compare ex opere operantis
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Origin and Etymology of opus operantis
Medieval Latin, literally, work of the worker
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