dangerous in Latin
dangerous in Latin is perīculōsus, periculosus, nocivus — dangerous means likely to cause harm, injury, or death.
dangerous in Latin
perīculōsus
Full of danger.
periculosus
Causing danger; ready to do harm or injury.
nocivus
Causing danger; ready to do harm or injury.
What does "dangerous" mean?
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adj Likely to cause harm, injury, or death.
"Swimming in that current is dangerous."
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dangerous in a sentence
- Swimming in that current is dangerous.
- He has a history of dangerous driving.
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What is "dangerous" in Latin?
"dangerous" in Latin is perīculōsus, periculosus, nocivus. dangerous means: Likely to cause harm, injury, or death.
How do you use "dangerous" in a sentence?
Example: "Swimming in that current is dangerous." In Latin, "dangerous" is perīculōsus, periculosus, nocivus.
Are there other ways to say "dangerous" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "dangerous": perīculōsus, periculosus, nocivus.
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