commonwealth in Latin
commonwealth in Latin is respublica, civitas — commonwealth means a self-governing political community, especially one organized for the general good of its members.
commonwealth in Latin
respublica
civitas
What does "commonwealth" mean?
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noun A self-governing political community, especially one organized for the general good of its members.
"The document laid out plans for a new commonwealth governed by elected representatives."
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name The Commonwealth of Nations, a voluntary association of countries, most of them former territories of the British Empire.
"Australia and Canada are both members of the Commonwealth."
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commonwealth in a sentence
- The document laid out plans for a new commonwealth governed by elected representatives.
- Australia and Canada are both members of the Commonwealth.
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What is "commonwealth" in Latin?
"commonwealth" in Latin is respublica, civitas. commonwealth means: A self-governing political community, especially one organized for the general good of its members.
How do you use "commonwealth" in a sentence?
Example: "The document laid out plans for a new commonwealth governed by elected representatives." In Latin, "commonwealth" is respublica, civitas.
Are there other ways to say "commonwealth" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "commonwealth": respublica, civitas.
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