autistic in Latin
autistic in Latin is autisticus, autistica — autistic means having autism, a developmental condition affecting communication, social interaction, and behaviour.
autistic in Latin
autisticus
Having autism, or pertaining to autism.
autistica
A person who has autism.
autisticus
A person who has autism.
What does "autistic" mean?
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adj Having autism, a developmental condition affecting communication, social interaction, and behaviour.
"Their son was diagnosed as autistic at age three."
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noun A person who has autism.
"The support group is run by and for autistics."
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autistic in a sentence
- Their son was diagnosed as autistic at age three.
- The support group is run by and for autistics.
- After reading this book, medical professionals should be able to develop an understanding of some of the challenges that autistics are experiencing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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What is "autistic" in Latin?
"autistic" in Latin is autisticus, autistica. autistic means: Having autism, a developmental condition affecting communication, social interaction, and behaviour.
How do you use "autistic" in a sentence?
Example: "Their son was diagnosed as autistic at age three." In Latin, "autistic" is autisticus, autistica.
Are there other ways to say "autistic" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "autistic": autisticus, autistica.
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