boredom in Latin
boredom in Latin is taedium — boredom means the state of feeling uninterested and restless because there is nothing engaging to do.
boredom in Latin
taedium
(countable) An instance or period of being bored; a bored state.
What does "boredom" mean?
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noun The state of feeling uninterested and restless because there is nothing engaging to do.
"Pure boredom drove him to reorganize his entire sock drawer."
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boredom in a sentence
- Pure boredom drove him to reorganize his entire sock drawer.
- The long flight was marked by hours of boredom.
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What is "boredom" in Latin?
"boredom" in Latin is taedium. boredom means: The state of feeling uninterested and restless because there is nothing engaging to do.
How do you use "boredom" in a sentence?
Example: "Pure boredom drove him to reorganize his entire sock drawer." In Latin, "boredom" is taedium.
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