activity in Latin
activity in Latin is actiō — activity means the state of being busy or full of movement and action.
activity in Latin
actiō
(uncountable) The state or quality of being active; activeness.
What does "activity" mean?
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noun The state of being busy or full of movement and action.
"There was a lot of activity in the kitchen before the party."
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noun A specific action, task, or pursuit, especially one done for enjoyment.
"Chess is a quiet activity that the whole family enjoys."
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activity in a sentence
- There was a lot of activity in the kitchen before the party.
- The street was quiet, with no sign of activity anywhere.
- Chess is a quiet activity that the whole family enjoys.
- The camp offers activities such as canoeing, painting and hiking.
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What is "activity" in Latin?
"activity" in Latin is actiō. activity means: The state of being busy or full of movement and action.
How do you use "activity" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a lot of activity in the kitchen before the party." In Latin, "activity" is actiō.
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