autumn in Latin
autumn in Latin is autumnus — autumn means the season between summer and winter, when leaves fall and temperatures start to drop.
autumn in Latin
autumnus
What does "autumn" mean?
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noun The season between summer and winter, when leaves fall and temperatures start to drop.
"Hedgehogs eat as much as they can in autumn before they hibernate."
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noun A period when something is past its peak, on its way toward decline.
"The old actor was in the autumn of his life, performing less often."
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autumn in a sentence
- Hedgehogs eat as much as they can in autumn before they hibernate.
- The trees turn gold and red every autumn.
- The old actor was in the autumn of his life, performing less often.
- The factory town entered its autumn as the last mills closed.
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What is "autumn" in Latin?
"autumn" in Latin is autumnus. autumn means: The season between summer and winter, when leaves fall and temperatures start to drop.
How do you use "autumn" in a sentence?
Example: "Hedgehogs eat as much as they can in autumn before they hibernate." In Latin, "autumn" is autumnus.
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