formidable in Greek
formidable in Greek is αμόρφωτος, δεινός, τρομερός — formidable means impressively strong, capable, or intimidating.
formidable in Greek
What does "formidable" mean?
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adj Impressively strong, capable, or intimidating.
"She built a formidable reputation as a courtroom lawyer."
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adj Difficult to deal with or overcome.
"Climbing the mountain in winter is a formidable challenge."
formidable in a sentence
- She built a formidable reputation as a courtroom lawyer.
- The team faced a formidable opponent in the final.
- Climbing the mountain in winter is a formidable challenge.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "formidable" in Greek?
"formidable" in Greek is αμόρφωτος, δεινός, τρομερός. formidable means: Impressively strong, capable, or intimidating.
How do you pronounce αμόρφωτος?
"formidable" in Greek is αμόρφωτος, pronounced "amorfotos".
How do you use "formidable" in a sentence?
Example: "She built a formidable reputation as a courtroom lawyer." In Greek, "formidable" is αμόρφωτος, δεινός, τρομερός.
Are there other ways to say "formidable" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "formidable": αμόρφωτος, δεινός, τρομερός, υπέροχος.