developed in Latin
developed in Latin is prōvectus — developed means economically advanced and industrialized.
developed in Latin
prōvectus
(said of a country) wealthy and industrialized; not third-world.
What does "developed" mean?
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adj Economically advanced and industrialized.
"Many developed nations have ageing populations and strong healthcare systems."
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adj Fully grown or matured.
"The plant has a well-developed root system."
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developed in a sentence
- Many developed nations have ageing populations and strong healthcare systems.
- She works for a charity that links schools in developed and developing countries.
- The plant has a well-developed root system.
- By autumn the tomatoes were fully developed and ready to pick.
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What is "developed" in Latin?
"developed" in Latin is prōvectus. developed means: Economically advanced and industrialized.
How do you use "developed" in a sentence?
Example: "Many developed nations have ageing populations and strong healthcare systems." In Latin, "developed" is prōvectus.
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