crushed in Latin
crushed in Latin is pistus — crushed means broken into small pieces by pressure or force.
crushed in Latin
pistus
Pulverized, rendered into small, disconnected fragments.
What does "crushed" mean?
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adjective Broken into small pieces by pressure or force.
"Sprinkle some crushed nuts over the top of the pudding before serving."
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adjective Deeply upset or devastated.
"The children were crushed when their football match was cancelled again."
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crushed in a sentence
- Sprinkle some crushed nuts over the top of the pudding before serving.
- The path was covered with crushed stone, which crunched under our boots.
- The children were crushed when their football match was cancelled again.
- I felt completely crushed after reading her unkind message.
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What is "crushed" in Latin?
"crushed" in Latin is pistus. crushed means: Broken into small pieces by pressure or force.
How do you use "crushed" in a sentence?
Example: "Sprinkle some crushed nuts over the top of the pudding before serving." In Latin, "crushed" is pistus.
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