elevation in Latin
elevation in Latin is elevatio — elevation means the height of a place above sea level.
elevation in Latin
elevatio
What does "elevation" mean?
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noun The height of a place above sea level.
"Climbers often feel dizzy at high elevation because the air is thin."
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noun The act of raising something, or the state of being raised, to a higher level or position.
"The elevation of the platform made the speaker easier to see."
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elevation in a sentence
- Climbers often feel dizzy at high elevation because the air is thin.
- The village is built at a low elevation, close to the coast.
- The elevation of the platform made the speaker easier to see.
- She welcomed the elevation of her legs after a long day on her feet.
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What is "elevation" in Latin?
"elevation" in Latin is elevatio. elevation means: The height of a place above sea level.
How do you use "elevation" in a sentence?
Example: "Climbers often feel dizzy at high elevation because the air is thin." In Latin, "elevation" is elevatio.
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