castrated in Latin
castrated in Latin is sectārius — castrated means having had the testicles (or ovaries) surgically removed.
castrated in Latin
sectārius
Having had the reproductive organs removed (testicles in males, ovaries in females).
What does "castrated" mean?
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adj Having had the testicles (or ovaries) surgically removed.
"The castrated dog was calmer and less prone to wandering."
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- The castrated dog was calmer and less prone to wandering.
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What is "castrated" in Latin?
"castrated" in Latin is sectārius. castrated means: Having had the testicles (or ovaries) surgically removed.
How do you use "castrated" in a sentence?
Example: "The castrated dog was calmer and less prone to wandering." In Latin, "castrated" is sectārius.
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