artificial in Latin
artificial in Latin is artificialis, artificiosus — artificial means made by humans rather than occurring naturally.
artificial in Latin
artificialis
artificiosus
What does "artificial" mean?
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adj Made by humans rather than occurring naturally.
"She prefers artificial sweeteners in her tea."
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adj Insincere or put on; not genuine.
"His artificial laugh made it clear he did not find the joke funny."
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artificial in a sentence
- She prefers artificial sweeteners in her tea.
- The drink is full of artificial colours and flavours.
- His artificial laugh made it clear he did not find the joke funny.
- I dislike his artificial politeness because it never feels genuine.
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What is "artificial" in Latin?
"artificial" in Latin is artificialis, artificiosus. artificial means: Made by humans rather than occurring naturally.
How do you use "artificial" in a sentence?
Example: "She prefers artificial sweeteners in her tea." In Latin, "artificial" is artificialis, artificiosus.
Are there other ways to say "artificial" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "artificial": artificialis, artificiosus.
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