What does the Latin phrase “carpe diem” mean?

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WHAT DOES THE LATIN PHRASE “CARPE DIEM” MEAN?

Here is the option for the question :

• Hang in there
• Challenge accepted
• Seize the day
• Good morning

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Explanation:

[STC009724]. The ancient Roman poet Horace popularized the expression “carpe diem” to convey the idea that one should live in the moment. Since then, the phrase has persisted and been used in works of ancient Greek literature, love poems written in English, and more recently, films like 1989’s “Dead Poets Society.” Carpe diem, says Robin Williams’ character to his students in that movie. Boys, seize the day. Make the most of your lives.