cavity in Latin
cavity in Latin is cavea, lacūna — cavity means a hollow space or hole inside something solid.
cavity in Latin
cavea
(anatomy) A hollow area within the body.
lacūna
A hole or hollow depression in a solid object.
What does "cavity" mean?
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noun A hollow space or hole inside something solid.
"Engineers found a cavity in the wall behind the old pipework."
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noun A decayed, hollow spot in a tooth caused by tooth decay.
"The dentist found two small cavities during my check-up."
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cavity in a sentence
- Engineers found a cavity in the wall behind the old pipework.
- The dentist found two small cavities during my check-up.
- Eating too much sugar can lead to cavities.
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What is "cavity" in Latin?
"cavity" in Latin is cavea, lacūna. cavity means: A hollow space or hole inside something solid.
How do you use "cavity" in a sentence?
Example: "Engineers found a cavity in the wall behind the old pipework." In Latin, "cavity" is cavea, lacūna.
Are there other ways to say "cavity" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "cavity": cavea, lacūna.
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