evolve in Latin
evolve in Latin is ēvolvō — evolve means of living things or species, to develop and change gradually over many generations.
evolve in Latin
ēvolvō
What does "evolve" mean?
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verb Of living things or species, to develop and change gradually over many generations.
"Birds are believed to have evolved from a group of feathered dinosaurs."
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verb To develop gradually into a different or more advanced form.
"The startup evolved from a two-person team into a company of hundreds."
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verb (chemistry) To give off a gas during a chemical reaction.
"The reaction evolves carbon dioxide as a byproduct."
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evolve in a sentence
- Birds are believed to have evolved from a group of feathered dinosaurs.
- The startup evolved from a two-person team into a company of hundreds.
- Her taste in music has evolved a lot since university.
- The reaction evolves carbon dioxide as a byproduct.
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What is "evolve" in Latin?
"evolve" in Latin is ēvolvō. evolve means: Of living things or species, to develop and change gradually over many generations.
How do you use "evolve" in a sentence?
Example: "Birds are believed to have evolved from a group of feathered dinosaurs." In Latin, "evolve" is ēvolvō.
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