altered in Latin
altered in Latin is immūtātus — altered means changed from its original form or condition.
altered in Latin
immūtātus
Having been changed from an original form.
What does "altered" mean?
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adj Changed from its original form or condition.
"The altered photograph made the building look taller than it really is."
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adj Describing an animal that has been neutered or spayed.
"Both cats are altered, so there will be no kittens at the shelter."
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altered in a sentence
- The altered photograph made the building look taller than it really is.
- She wore an altered dress that now fitted perfectly.
- Both cats are altered, so there will be no kittens at the shelter.
- The vet said the altered male would be calmer and healthier.
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What is "altered" in Latin?
"altered" in Latin is immūtātus. altered means: Changed from its original form or condition.
How do you use "altered" in a sentence?
Example: "The altered photograph made the building look taller than it really is." In Latin, "altered" is immūtātus.
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