colored in Latin
colored in Latin is colōrātus — colored means having a particular color, especially a color other than plain black, white, or gray.
colored in Latin
colōrātus
Having a particular color or kind of color.
What does "colored" mean?
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adjective Having a particular color, especially a color other than plain black, white, or gray.
"The kids picked out colored pencils for their art project."
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adjective An outdated and now offensive term historically used to describe Black people or people of color in the US.
"The term "colored" appears in old civil-rights-era signage and is now considered offensive."
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colored in a sentence
- The kids picked out colored pencils for their art project.
- The term "colored" appears in old civil-rights-era signage and is now considered offensive.
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What is "colored" in Latin?
"colored" in Latin is colōrātus. colored means: Having a particular color, especially a color other than plain black, white, or gray.
How do you use "colored" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids picked out colored pencils for their art project." In Latin, "colored" is colōrātus.
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