temptation in Irish
temptation in Irish is aimsiú, cathú — temptation means the urge or desire to do something, especially something unwise or forbidden.
temptation in Irish
aimsiú
The act of tempting.
cathú
The act of tempting.
cathú
What does "temptation" mean?
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noun The urge or desire to do something, especially something unwise or forbidden.
"She resisted the temptation to check her phone during the meeting."
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noun Something that is appealing enough to create that urge.
"The dessert menu was a real temptation after such a big dinner."
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temptation in a sentence
- She resisted the temptation to check her phone during the meeting.
- The dessert menu was a real temptation after such a big dinner.
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What is "temptation" in Irish?
"temptation" in Irish is aimsiú, cathú. temptation means: The urge or desire to do something, especially something unwise or forbidden.
How do you use "temptation" in a sentence?
Example: "She resisted the temptation to check her phone during the meeting." In Irish, "temptation" is aimsiú, cathú.
Are there other ways to say "temptation" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "temptation": aimsiú, cathú.
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