discern in Latin
discern in Latin is dispecto, dispicio, prospicio — discern means to notice or perceive something, especially something not immediately obvious.
discern in Latin
What does "discern" mean?
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verb To notice or perceive something, especially something not immediately obvious.
"It was hard to discern any pattern in the data."
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verb To recognize the difference between two things.
"He struggled to discern fact from rumor."
discern in a sentence
- It was hard to discern any pattern in the data.
- She could just discern a figure standing in the fog.
- He struggled to discern fact from rumor.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "discern" in Latin?
"discern" in Latin is dispecto, dispicio, prospicio. discern means: To notice or perceive something, especially something not immediately obvious.
How do you use "discern" in a sentence?
Example: "It was hard to discern any pattern in the data." In Latin, "discern" is dispecto, dispicio, prospicio.
Are there other ways to say "discern" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "discern": dispecto, dispicio, prospicio, internoscō.