euthanasia in Latin
euthanasia in Latin is euthanasia — euthanasia means deliberately ending a life, human or animal, to relieve suffering from an incurable condition.
euthanasia in Latin
euthanasia
The practice of intentionally killing a human being or animal in a humane way, especially in order to end suffering.
What does "euthanasia" mean?
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noun Deliberately ending a life, human or animal, to relieve suffering from an incurable condition.
"The vet recommended euthanasia to spare the dog further pain."
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euthanasia in a sentence
- The vet recommended euthanasia to spare the dog further pain.
- Assisted dying laws vary hugely from country to country.
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What is "euthanasia" in Latin?
"euthanasia" in Latin is euthanasia. euthanasia means: Deliberately ending a life, human or animal, to relieve suffering from an incurable condition.
How do you use "euthanasia" in a sentence?
Example: "The vet recommended euthanasia to spare the dog further pain." In Latin, "euthanasia" is euthanasia.
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