becoming in Latin
becoming in Latin is consentaneus — becoming means flattering or suitable in appearance; fitting.
becoming in Latin
consentaneus
pleasingly suitable; fit; congruous; beautiful
What does "becoming" mean?
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adj Flattering or suitable in appearance; fitting.
"She wore a becoming dark green dress to the interview."
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adj Appropriate to one's character or position; decent.
"He behaved with a dignity becoming of his office."
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becoming in a sentence
- She wore a becoming dark green dress to the interview.
- He behaved with a dignity becoming of his office.
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What is "becoming" in Latin?
"becoming" in Latin is consentaneus. becoming means: Flattering or suitable in appearance; fitting.
How do you use "becoming" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a becoming dark green dress to the interview." In Latin, "becoming" is consentaneus.
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