chosen in Latin
chosen in Latin is optīvus, ēlectus — chosen means picked out or selected, often as especially suitable or favoured.
chosen in Latin
optīvus
picked; selected
ēlectus
picked; selected
What does "chosen" mean?
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adjective Picked out or selected, often as especially suitable or favoured.
"She was the chosen candidate for the role."
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chosen in a sentence
- She was the chosen candidate for the role.
- He felt like the chosen one after winning the scholarship.
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What is "chosen" in Latin?
"chosen" in Latin is optīvus, ēlectus. chosen means: Picked out or selected, often as especially suitable or favoured.
How do you use "chosen" in a sentence?
Example: "She was the chosen candidate for the role." In Latin, "chosen" is optīvus, ēlectus.
Are there other ways to say "chosen" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "chosen": optīvus, ēlectus.
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