animation in Latin
animation in Latin is animātiō — animation means the technique of creating the illusion of movement from a sequence of still images, drawings, or models, or a work made this way.
animation in Latin
animātiō
What does "animation" mean?
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noun The technique of creating the illusion of movement from a sequence of still images, drawings, or models, or a work made this way.
"The studio spent three years on the animation for the movie."
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noun Liveliness, energy, or enthusiasm in speech or manner.
"He described the plan with real animation in his voice."
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animation in a sentence
- The studio spent three years on the animation for the movie.
- Stop-motion animation uses physical models photographed frame by frame.
- He described the plan with real animation in his voice.
- Her animation lit up the whole room.
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What is "animation" in Latin?
"animation" in Latin is animātiō. animation means: The technique of creating the illusion of movement from a sequence of still images, drawings, or models, or a work made this way.
How do you use "animation" in a sentence?
Example: "The studio spent three years on the animation for the movie." In Latin, "animation" is animātiō.
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