assailant in Latin
assailant in Latin is oppugnātor — assailant means a person who physically attacks another person.
assailant in Latin
oppugnātor
Someone who attacks or assails another violently, or criminally.
What does "assailant" mean?
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noun A person who physically attacks another person.
"Police are still searching for the assailant."
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assailant in a sentence
- Police are still searching for the assailant.
- The victim described her assailant to the officers.
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What is "assailant" in Latin?
"assailant" in Latin is oppugnātor. assailant means: A person who physically attacks another person.
How do you use "assailant" in a sentence?
Example: "Police are still searching for the assailant." In Latin, "assailant" is oppugnātor.
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