atrocity in Latin
atrocity in Latin is atrocitas — atrocity means an extremely cruel or brutal act, especially against people.
atrocity in Latin
atrocitas
(countable) An extremely cruel act; a horrid act of injustice.
What does "atrocity" mean?
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noun An extremely cruel or brutal act, especially against people.
"The war crimes tribunal documented atrocities committed against civilians."
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atrocity in a sentence
- The war crimes tribunal documented atrocities committed against civilians.
- Historians still study the atrocities of the era.
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What is "atrocity" in Latin?
"atrocity" in Latin is atrocitas. atrocity means: An extremely cruel or brutal act, especially against people.
How do you use "atrocity" in a sentence?
Example: "The war crimes tribunal documented atrocities committed against civilians." In Latin, "atrocity" is atrocitas.
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