ambition in Latin
ambition in Latin is ambitiō, ambitio — ambition means a strong desire to achieve success, power, or a particular goal.
ambition in Latin
ambitiō
ambitio
What does "ambition" mean?
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noun A strong desire to achieve success, power, or a particular goal.
"Her ambition drove her to work late every night until she was promoted."
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noun A specific goal or objective that someone wants to achieve.
"His greatest ambition was to write a novel before he retired."
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ambition in a sentence
- Her ambition drove her to work late every night until she was promoted.
- Her ambition was to become a surgeon by the age of thirty.
- His greatest ambition was to write a novel before he retired.
- One of her ambitions is to visit every continent.
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What is "ambition" in Latin?
"ambition" in Latin is ambitiō, ambitio. ambition means: A strong desire to achieve success, power, or a particular goal.
How do you use "ambition" in a sentence?
Example: "Her ambition drove her to work late every night until she was promoted." In Latin, "ambition" is ambitiō, ambitio.
Are there other ways to say "ambition" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "ambition": ambitiō, ambitio.
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