dispose in Latin
dispose in Latin is abiciō — dispose means to get rid of something (usually with 'of').
dispose in Latin
abiciō
(intransitive, with of) To eliminate or to get rid of something.
What does "dispose" mean?
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verb To get rid of something (usually with 'of').
"Please dispose of your litter in the bins provided."
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verb To arrange or place things in a particular order.
"The general disposed his troops along the ridge."
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verb To make someone inclined or willing to feel or act a certain way.
"A good night's sleep disposed her to be more patient that morning."
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dispose in a sentence
- Please dispose of your litter in the bins provided.
- The company disposed of its older equipment before the move.
- The general disposed his troops along the ridge.
- A good night's sleep disposed her to be more patient that morning.
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What is "dispose" in Latin?
"dispose" in Latin is abiciō. dispose means: To get rid of something (usually with 'of').
How do you use "dispose" in a sentence?
Example: "Please dispose of your litter in the bins provided." In Latin, "dispose" is abiciō.
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