disastrous in Latin
disastrous in Latin is calamitōsus — disastrous means causing great damage or harm; having the nature of a disaster.
disastrous in Latin
calamitōsus
Of the nature of a disaster; calamitous.
What does "disastrous" mean?
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adj Causing great damage or harm; having the nature of a disaster.
"The company's disastrous decision led to massive layoffs."
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disastrous in a sentence
- The company's disastrous decision led to massive layoffs.
- The trip ended in disastrous fashion when the car broke down.
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What is "disastrous" in Latin?
"disastrous" in Latin is calamitōsus. disastrous means: Causing great damage or harm; having the nature of a disaster.
How do you use "disastrous" in a sentence?
Example: "The company's disastrous decision led to massive layoffs." In Latin, "disastrous" is calamitōsus.
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