excavate in Latin
excavate in Latin is effodiō — excavate means to dig a hole in something, making it hollow.
excavate in Latin
effodiō
What does "excavate" mean?
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verb To dig a hole in something, making it hollow.
"Workers excavated the site to lay the new foundations."
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verb To uncover something buried by digging it out.
"Archaeologists excavated an ancient burial chamber beneath the hill."
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excavate in a sentence
- Workers excavated the site to lay the new foundations.
- Archaeologists excavated an ancient burial chamber beneath the hill.
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What is "excavate" in Latin?
"excavate" in Latin is effodiō. excavate means: To dig a hole in something, making it hollow.
How do you use "excavate" in a sentence?
Example: "Workers excavated the site to lay the new foundations." In Latin, "excavate" is effodiō.
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