cheekbone in Latin
cheekbone in Latin is māla — cheekbone means the bone that forms the upper part of the cheek, just below the eye.
cheekbone in Latin
māla
The small prominent bone of the cheek.
What does "cheekbone" mean?
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noun The bone that forms the upper part of the cheek, just below the eye.
"The boxer took a hit right on the cheekbone."
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cheekbone in a sentence
- The boxer took a hit right on the cheekbone.
- She has striking, high cheekbones.
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What is "cheekbone" in Latin?
"cheekbone" in Latin is māla. cheekbone means: The bone that forms the upper part of the cheek, just below the eye.
How do you use "cheekbone" in a sentence?
Example: "The boxer took a hit right on the cheekbone." In Latin, "cheekbone" is māla.
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