debris in Latin
debris in Latin is rūdus — debris means scattered pieces of wreckage, rubble, or litter left after something is destroyed or broken apart.
debris in Latin
rūdus
Rubble, wreckage, scattered remains of something destroyed.
What does "debris" mean?
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noun Scattered pieces of wreckage, rubble, or litter left after something is destroyed or broken apart.
"After the storm, the street was covered in broken branches and other debris."
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debris in a sentence
- After the storm, the street was covered in broken branches and other debris.
- Melissa Foley clears debris in her neighborhood as the San Lorenzo River rises in Felton on Saturday, January 14.
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What is "debris" in Latin?
"debris" in Latin is rūdus. debris means: Scattered pieces of wreckage, rubble, or litter left after something is destroyed or broken apart.
How do you use "debris" in a sentence?
Example: "After the storm, the street was covered in broken branches and other debris." In Latin, "debris" is rūdus.
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