actual in Latin
actual in Latin is vērus — actual means existing in reality; real, not just imagined or planned.
actual in Latin
vērus
Existing in reality, not just potentially; really acted or acting; occurring in fact. [from 14th c.]
What does "actual" mean?
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adj Existing in reality; real, not just imagined or planned.
"The actual cost was much higher than the estimate."
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adj Used to emphasize the specific thing being referred to.
"I want to speak to the actual manager, not an assistant."
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actual in a sentence
- The actual cost was much higher than the estimate.
- I want to speak to the actual manager, not an assistant.
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What is "actual" in Latin?
"actual" in Latin is vērus. actual means: Existing in reality; real, not just imagined or planned.
How do you use "actual" in a sentence?
Example: "The actual cost was much higher than the estimate." In Latin, "actual" is vērus.
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