cliff in Latin
cliff in Latin is rūpēs, rupes — cliff means a high, steep face of rock, often found along a coastline.
cliff in Latin
rūpēs
A vertical (or nearly vertical) rock face.
rupes
A vertical (or nearly vertical) rock face.
What does "cliff" mean?
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noun A high, steep face of rock, often found along a coastline.
"A narrow path winds along the edge of the sea cliff."
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noun A point where something suddenly and sharply drops off or worsens.
"After the holiday sales ended, the shop's income fell off a cliff."
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cliff in a sentence
- A narrow path winds along the edge of the sea cliff.
- They watched the sunset from the top of the cliff.
- After the holiday sales ended, the shop's income fell off a cliff.
- Many families fear a cliff in their income when the benefit stops.
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What is "cliff" in Latin?
"cliff" in Latin is rūpēs, rupes. cliff means: A high, steep face of rock, often found along a coastline.
How do you use "cliff" in a sentence?
Example: "A narrow path winds along the edge of the sea cliff." In Latin, "cliff" is rūpēs, rupes.
Are there other ways to say "cliff" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "cliff": rūpēs, rupes.
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