ceramics in Latin
ceramics in Latin is fictilia — ceramics means the craft or study of making objects from fired clay.
ceramics in Latin
fictilia
Ceramic objects as a group.
What does "ceramics" mean?
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noun The craft or study of making objects from fired clay.
"My uncle teaches ceramics at the community center on Tuesday nights."
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noun Objects made from fired clay, considered as a group.
"The shop sells handmade ceramics, including bowls, mugs and small vases."
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ceramics in a sentence
- My uncle teaches ceramics at the community center on Tuesday nights.
- Ceramics requires patience, because the clay must dry slowly before it goes into the kiln.
- The shop sells handmade ceramics, including bowls, mugs and small vases.
- Be careful when you pack the ceramics, because they break easily.
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What is "ceramics" in Latin?
"ceramics" in Latin is fictilia. ceramics means: The craft or study of making objects from fired clay.
How do you use "ceramics" in a sentence?
Example: "My uncle teaches ceramics at the community center on Tuesday nights." In Latin, "ceramics" is fictilia.
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