exclaim in Latin
exclaim in Latin is exclāmō — exclaim means to cry out suddenly, usually because of a strong feeling like surprise, pain, or delight.
exclaim in Latin
exclāmō
(intransitive) To cry out suddenly, from some strong emotion.
What does "exclaim" mean?
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verb To cry out suddenly, usually because of a strong feeling like surprise, pain, or delight.
""Watch out!" she exclaimed as the car sped past."
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exclaim in a sentence
- "Watch out!" she exclaimed as the car sped past.
- He exclaimed in disbelief when he saw the final bill.
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What is "exclaim" in Latin?
"exclaim" in Latin is exclāmō. exclaim means: To cry out suddenly, usually because of a strong feeling like surprise, pain, or delight.
How do you use "exclaim" in a sentence?
Example: ""Watch out!" she exclaimed as the car sped past." In Latin, "exclaim" is exclāmō.
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