crying in Latin
crying in Latin is flētus — crying means so urgent or serious that it clearly needs attention.
crying in Latin
flētus
The act of one who cries; a weeping or shouting.
What does "crying" mean?
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adjective So urgent or serious that it clearly needs attention.
"There is a crying need for more affordable housing."
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noun The act of shedding tears or shouting out.
"The crying finally stopped once she was picked up and comforted."
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crying in a sentence
- There is a crying need for more affordable housing.
- The crying finally stopped once she was picked up and comforted.
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What is "crying" in Latin?
"crying" in Latin is flētus. crying means: So urgent or serious that it clearly needs attention.
How do you use "crying" in a sentence?
Example: "There is a crying need for more affordable housing." In Latin, "crying" is flētus.
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