divorce in Latin
divorce in Latin is dīvortium, divortium, dīvertō — divorce means the legal ending of a marriage.
divorce in Latin
dīvortium
The legal dissolution of a marriage.
divortium
The legal dissolution of a marriage.
dīvertō
(transitive) To legally dissolve a marriage between two people.
What does "divorce" mean?
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noun The legal ending of a marriage.
"Their divorce was finalised after months of negotiation."
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verb To legally end one's marriage.
"She divorced her husband after fifteen years together."
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verb To separate two things that were previously connected.
"It's hard to divorce the artist's work from his personal life."
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divorce in a sentence
- Their divorce was finalised after months of negotiation.
- She divorced her husband after fifteen years together.
- It's hard to divorce the artist's work from his personal life.
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What is "divorce" in Latin?
"divorce" in Latin is dīvortium, divortium, dīvertō. divorce means: The legal ending of a marriage.
How do you use "divorce" in a sentence?
Example: "Their divorce was finalised after months of negotiation." In Latin, "divorce" is dīvortium, divortium, dīvertō.
Are there other ways to say "divorce" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "divorce": dīvortium, divortium, dīvertō.
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