combination in Latin
combination in Latin is combīnātiō — combination means the act of joining two or more things together, or the result of doing so.
combination in Latin
combīnātiō
The act of combining, the state of being combined or the result of combining.
What does "combination" mean?
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noun The act of joining two or more things together, or the result of doing so.
"The dish is a combination of sweet and spicy flavors."
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noun A specific sequence of numbers or letters used to open a lock.
"He forgot the combination to his gym locker."
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noun A rapid sequence of punches or strikes thrown together in boxing or martial arts.
"The boxer landed a quick combination to the body."
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combination in a sentence
- The dish is a combination of sweet and spicy flavors.
- Success here comes down to a combination of hard work and luck.
- He forgot the combination to his gym locker.
- The boxer landed a quick combination to the body.
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What is "combination" in Latin?
"combination" in Latin is combīnātiō. combination means: The act of joining two or more things together, or the result of doing so.
How do you use "combination" in a sentence?
Example: "The dish is a combination of sweet and spicy flavors." In Latin, "combination" is combīnātiō.
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