compact in Latin
compact in Latin is compectum — compact means taking up little space; neatly and efficiently arranged.
compact in Latin
compectum
An agreement or contract.
What does "compact" mean?
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adjective Taking up little space; neatly and efficiently arranged.
"The tent folds down into a compact bundle that fits easily in a rucksack."
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noun A formal agreement between two or more parties.
"Neighbouring villages made a compact to share the cost of the new bridge."
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noun A small case containing face powder, often with a mirror.
"Grandma kept an old silver compact in her handbag, with a tiny mirror inside."
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verb To press or pack something tightly together.
"Please compact the rubbish so that the bin does not fill up so quickly."
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compact in a sentence
- The tent folds down into a compact bundle that fits easily in a rucksack.
- The apartment was small but compact, with clever built-in storage.
- Neighbouring villages made a compact to share the cost of the new bridge.
- Under the compact, each side agreed to respect the other's borders.
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What is "compact" in Latin?
"compact" in Latin is compectum. compact means: Taking up little space; neatly and efficiently arranged.
How do you use "compact" in a sentence?
Example: "The tent folds down into a compact bundle that fits easily in a rucksack." In Latin, "compact" is compectum.
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