enterprising in Latin
enterprising in Latin is experiens — enterprising means showing initiative and a readiness to take on new or difficult projects.
enterprising in Latin
experiens
Very able and ingenious in business dealings or social advancement.
What does "enterprising" mean?
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adjective Showing initiative and a readiness to take on new or difficult projects.
"An enterprising student started a tutoring business from her dorm room."
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enterprising in a sentence
- An enterprising student started a tutoring business from her dorm room.
- The enterprising young chef opened his own restaurant at twenty-two.
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What is "enterprising" in Latin?
"enterprising" in Latin is experiens. enterprising means: Showing initiative and a readiness to take on new or difficult projects.
How do you use "enterprising" in a sentence?
Example: "An enterprising student started a tutoring business from her dorm room." In Latin, "enterprising" is experiens.
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