Brutus in Latin
Brutus in Latin is Brutus — Brutus means a men's hairstyle, brushed forward or back from the forehead, popular during the French Revolution when styling oneself after ancient Romans was fashionable.
Brutus in Latin
Brutus
a Roman cognomen.
What does "Brutus" mean?
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noun A men's hairstyle, brushed forward or back from the forehead, popular during the French Revolution when styling oneself after ancient Romans was fashionable.
"The actor wore a brutus for his role as a Roman senator."
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Brutus in a sentence
- The actor wore a brutus for his role as a Roman senator.
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What is "Brutus" in Latin?
"Brutus" in Latin is Brutus. Brutus means: A men's hairstyle, brushed forward or back from the forehead, popular during the French Revolution when styling oneself after ancient Romans was fashionable.
How do you use "Brutus" in a sentence?
Example: "The actor wore a brutus for his role as a Roman senator." In Latin, "Brutus" is Brutus.
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