bawl in Latin
bawl in Latin is obvāgiō — bawl means to shout loudly, often in anger or to be heard over noise.
bawl in Latin
obvāgiō
(transitive) To shout or utter in a loud and intense manner.
What does "bawl" mean?
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verb To shout loudly, often in anger or to be heard over noise.
"The coach bawled instructions from the sideline."
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verb To cry loudly and without restraint.
"The toddler bawled for twenty minutes after dropping her ice cream."
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bawl in a sentence
- The coach bawled instructions from the sideline.
- He bawled at the kids to get off the road.
- The toddler bawled for twenty minutes after dropping her ice cream.
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What is "bawl" in Latin?
"bawl" in Latin is obvāgiō. bawl means: To shout loudly, often in anger or to be heard over noise.
How do you use "bawl" in a sentence?
Example: "The coach bawled instructions from the sideline." In Latin, "bawl" is obvāgiō.
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