beside in Latin
beside in Latin is juxta — beside means next to; at the side of.
beside in Latin
juxta
Next to; at the side of.
What does "beside" mean?
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prep Next to; at the side of.
"She sat beside him on the train."
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prep Not related to; off the point.
"That argument is beside the question we're actually discussing."
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beside in a sentence
- She sat beside him on the train.
- That argument is beside the question we're actually discussing.
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What is "beside" in Latin?
"beside" in Latin is juxta. beside means: Next to; at the side of.
How do you use "beside" in a sentence?
Example: "She sat beside him on the train." In Latin, "beside" is juxta.
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