expatiate in Greek
expatiate in Greek is μακρηγορώ — expatiate means to speak or write about something in great detail.
expatiate in Greek
μακρηγορώ
Pronounced: makrigoro
To write or speak at length; to be copious in argument or discussion.
What does "expatiate" mean?
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verb To speak or write about something in great detail.
"“It can't fly,” he expatiated. “It can move forward only by hopping.”"
- verb To wander about freely, with no limits.
- verb To grow larger or spread out.
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expatiate in a sentence
- “It can't fly,” he expatiated. “It can move forward only by hopping.”
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What is "expatiate" in Greek?
"expatiate" in Greek is μακρηγορώ. expatiate means: To speak or write about something in great detail.
How do you pronounce μακρηγορώ?
"expatiate" in Greek is μακρηγορώ, pronounced "makrigoro".
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