appropriate in Latin
appropriate in Latin is appropriātus — appropriate means suitable or correct for a particular situation.
appropriate in Latin
appropriātus
Suitable or fit; proper; felicitous.
What does "appropriate" mean?
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adj Suitable or correct for a particular situation.
"Jeans aren't appropriate for a job interview."
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verb To take something for one's own use, often without permission.
"The government appropriated the land to build a new road."
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appropriate in a sentence
- Jeans aren't appropriate for a job interview.
- The teacher gave age-appropriate feedback to each student.
- The government appropriated the land to build a new road.
- The manager was accused of appropriating funds that belonged to the sports club.
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What is "appropriate" in Latin?
"appropriate" in Latin is appropriātus. appropriate means: Suitable or correct for a particular situation.
How do you use "appropriate" in a sentence?
Example: "Jeans aren't appropriate for a job interview." In Latin, "appropriate" is appropriātus.
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