centric in Latin
centric in Latin is centricus — centric means placed at or forming the center; central.
centric in Latin
centricus
Having a specified object at the centre, or as the focus of attention.
centricus
Being in the centre; central.
What does "centric" mean?
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adjective Placed at or forming the center; central.
"The stadium sits in a centric position, close to every part of the city."
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centric in a sentence
- The stadium sits in a centric position, close to every part of the city.
- Designers gave the new logo a more centric layout on the page.
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What is "centric" in Latin?
"centric" in Latin is centricus. centric means: Placed at or forming the center; central.
How do you use "centric" in a sentence?
Example: "The stadium sits in a centric position, close to every part of the city." In Latin, "centric" is centricus.
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