costly in Latin
costly in Latin is impensus, pretiōsus — costly means expensive, or requiring a heavy price to be paid.
costly in Latin
impensus
Of high cost; expensive.
pretiōsus
Of high cost; expensive.
What does "costly" mean?
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adj Expensive, or requiring a heavy price to be paid.
"Repairing the roof turned out to be a costly job."
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costly in a sentence
- Repairing the roof turned out to be a costly job.
- It was a costly mistake that nearly ended the company.
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What is "costly" in Latin?
"costly" in Latin is impensus, pretiōsus. costly means: Expensive, or requiring a heavy price to be paid.
How do you use "costly" in a sentence?
Example: "Repairing the roof turned out to be a costly job." In Latin, "costly" is impensus, pretiōsus.
Are there other ways to say "costly" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "costly": impensus, pretiōsus.
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