Catholic in Latin
Catholic in Latin is catholicus — Catholic means a member of the Roman Catholic Church or another Catholic denomination.
Catholic in Latin
catholicus
Of the Roman Catholic church in particular.
What does "Catholic" mean?
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noun A member of the Roman Catholic Church or another Catholic denomination.
"She was raised Catholic and attends Mass every Sunday."
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adj Broad-ranging or universal in scope, especially in taste or interest (lowercase, non-religious use).
"He has catholic tastes in music, from jazz to death metal."
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Catholic in a sentence
- She was raised Catholic and attends Mass every Sunday.
- He has catholic tastes in music, from jazz to death metal.
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What is "Catholic" in Latin?
"Catholic" in Latin is catholicus. Catholic means: A member of the Roman Catholic Church or another Catholic denomination.
How do you use "Catholic" in a sentence?
Example: "She was raised Catholic and attends Mass every Sunday." In Latin, "Catholic" is catholicus.
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