creature in Greek
creature in Greek is δημιούργημα, πλάσμα — creature means a living being, especially an animal.
creature in Greek
δημιούργημα
Pronounced: dimiourgima
A living being, such as an animal, monster, or alien.
πλάσμα
Pronounced: plasma
A living being, such as an animal, monster, or alien.
What does "creature" mean?
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noun A living being, especially an animal.
"The forest was full of strange nocturnal creatures."
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noun An imaginary or monstrous being, especially in fiction or myth.
"The film features a terrifying creature from the deep sea."
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noun A person who is completely controlled by or dependent on someone else.
"The minister was dismissed as a mere creature of the party leadership."
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creature in a sentence
- The forest was full of strange nocturnal creatures.
- Dolphins are intelligent, social creatures.
- The film features a terrifying creature from the deep sea.
- The minister was dismissed as a mere creature of the party leadership.
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What is "creature" in Greek?
"creature" in Greek is δημιούργημα, πλάσμα. creature means: A living being, especially an animal.
How do you pronounce δημιούργημα?
"creature" in Greek is δημιούργημα, pronounced "dimiourgima".
How do you use "creature" in a sentence?
Example: "The forest was full of strange nocturnal creatures." In Greek, "creature" is δημιούργημα, πλάσμα.
Are there other ways to say "creature" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "creature": δημιούργημα, πλάσμα.
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