agency in Latin
agency in Latin is ministerium — agency means a business or organization that provides a particular service, often acting on behalf of others.
agency in Latin
ministerium
A department or other administrative unit of a government; also, the office or headquarters of, or the district administered by, such unit of government.
What does "agency" mean?
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noun A business or organization that provides a particular service, often acting on behalf of others.
"The recruitment agency found him a job within two weeks."
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noun A person's capacity to act independently and make their own choices.
"Giving patients a choice of treatment gives them more agency over their own care."
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noun A department or branch of government responsible for a specific area.
"A government agency inspects the safety of food sold in shops."
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agency in a sentence
- The recruitment agency found him a job within two weeks.
- She booked the holiday through a travel agency.
- Giving patients a choice of treatment gives them more agency over their own care.
- The novel is about a woman reclaiming her agency.
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What is "agency" in Latin?
"agency" in Latin is ministerium. agency means: A business or organization that provides a particular service, often acting on behalf of others.
How do you use "agency" in a sentence?
Example: "The recruitment agency found him a job within two weeks." In Latin, "agency" is ministerium.
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