central in Latin
central in Latin is medius — central means located at or near the middle of something.
central in Latin
medius
Being in the centre.
What does "central" mean?
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adj Located at or near the middle of something.
"Their hotel had a central location, close to all the main sights."
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adj Extremely important or essential to something.
"Trust is central to any good relationship."
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central in a sentence
- Their hotel had a central location, close to all the main sights.
- Trust is central to any good relationship.
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What is "central" in Latin?
"central" in Latin is medius. central means: Located at or near the middle of something.
How do you use "central" in a sentence?
Example: "Their hotel had a central location, close to all the main sights." In Latin, "central" is medius.
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