violent in Irish
violent in Irish is aintréan, anfhorlannach, foréigneach — violent means using or involving physical force meant to hurt or kill.
violent in Irish
aintréan
anfhorlannach
foréigneach
foréigneach
Likely to use physical force.
borb
Likely to use physical force.
scéiniúil
Intensely vivid.
What does "violent" mean?
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adj Using or involving physical force meant to hurt or kill.
"The neighbourhood had seen a rise in violent crime."
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adj Extremely strong, forceful, or intense.
"A violent storm knocked out power across the region."
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violent in a sentence
- The neighbourhood had seen a rise in violent crime.
- He has a history of violent behaviour when drunk.
- A violent storm knocked out power across the region.
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What is "violent" in Irish?
"violent" in Irish is aintréan, anfhorlannach, foréigneach. violent means: Using or involving physical force meant to hurt or kill.
How do you use "violent" in a sentence?
Example: "The neighbourhood had seen a rise in violent crime." In Irish, "violent" is aintréan, anfhorlannach, foréigneach.
Are there other ways to say "violent" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "violent": aintréan, anfhorlannach, foréigneach, borb, scéiniúil.
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