culprit in Latin
culprit in Latin is nocens, noxius, reus — culprit means the person or thing responsible for a problem, crime, or wrongdoing.
culprit in Latin
nocens
noxius
reus
What does "culprit" mean?
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noun The person or thing responsible for a problem, crime, or wrongdoing.
"I have tightened the loose bolt that was the culprit; it should work now."
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culprit in a sentence
- I have tightened the loose bolt that was the culprit; it should work now.
- Railway police are making a full investigation into the matter, and the headmasters of schools have been approached, but it is difficult in such cases to discover the culprits, unless they are caught red-handed.
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What is "culprit" in Latin?
"culprit" in Latin is nocens, noxius, reus. culprit means: The person or thing responsible for a problem, crime, or wrongdoing.
Are there other ways to say "culprit" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "culprit": nocens, noxius, reus.
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