bloodless in Latin
bloodless in Latin is exsanguis, incruentus — bloodless means occurring without any bloodshed or violence.
bloodless in Latin
exsanguis
Lacking blood; ashen, anaemic.
incruentus
Lacking blood; ashen, anaemic.
incruentus
Taking place without loss of blood.
What does "bloodless" mean?
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adj Occurring without any bloodshed or violence.
"The country experienced a bloodless coup last year."
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adj Lacking colour, energy, or emotion; pale or lifeless.
"Her face looked bloodless with shock."
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bloodless in a sentence
- The country experienced a bloodless coup last year.
- Her face looked bloodless with shock.
- The critic called the performance technically perfect but bloodless.
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What is "bloodless" in Latin?
"bloodless" in Latin is exsanguis, incruentus. bloodless means: Occurring without any bloodshed or violence.
How do you use "bloodless" in a sentence?
Example: "The country experienced a bloodless coup last year." In Latin, "bloodless" is exsanguis, incruentus.
Are there other ways to say "bloodless" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "bloodless": exsanguis, incruentus.
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