description in Latin
description in Latin is dēscrīptiō — description means a written or spoken account of what something is like.
description in Latin
dēscrīptiō
A sketch or account of anything in words; a portraiture or representation in language; an enumeration of the essential qualities of a thing or species.
What does "description" mean?
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noun A written or spoken account of what something is like.
"Her description of the village made us want to visit straight away."
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noun A category or type that something belongs to.
"We don't stock anything of that description here."
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description in a sentence
- Her description of the village made us want to visit straight away.
- The witness gave police a detailed description of the getaway car.
- We don't stock anything of that description here.
- Is there a tool of any description in this old shed?
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What is "description" in Latin?
"description" in Latin is dēscrīptiō. description means: A written or spoken account of what something is like.
How do you use "description" in a sentence?
Example: "Her description of the village made us want to visit straight away." In Latin, "description" is dēscrīptiō.
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