enormity in Latin
enormity in Latin is immānitās — enormity means the great scale or seriousness of something, especially something shocking or overwhelming.
enormity in Latin
immānitās
(uncountable) Deviation from moral normality; extreme wickedness, nefariousness, or cruelty. [from 15th c.]
What does "enormity" mean?
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noun The great scale or seriousness of something, especially something shocking or overwhelming.
"It took days for the enormity of the disaster to sink in."
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enormity in a sentence
- It took days for the enormity of the disaster to sink in.
- She was struck by the enormity of the task ahead of her.
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What is "enormity" in Latin?
"enormity" in Latin is immānitās. enormity means: The great scale or seriousness of something, especially something shocking or overwhelming.
How do you use "enormity" in a sentence?
Example: "It took days for the enormity of the disaster to sink in." In Latin, "enormity" is immānitās.
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