copulate in Latin
copulate in Latin is coeō — copulate means to have sexual intercourse (often used of animals in biological or clinical contexts).
copulate in Latin
coeō
(somewhat, _, formal) To engage in sexual intercourse.
What does "copulate" mean?
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verb To have sexual intercourse (often used of animals in biological or clinical contexts).
"The documentary showed the birds copulate during their mating ritual."
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- The documentary showed the birds copulate during their mating ritual.
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What is "copulate" in Latin?
"copulate" in Latin is coeō. copulate means: To have sexual intercourse (often used of animals in biological or clinical contexts).
How do you use "copulate" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary showed the birds copulate during their mating ritual." In Latin, "copulate" is coeō.
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