extraneous in Latin
extraneous in Latin is extrāneus — extraneous means not relevant or necessary to the matter at hand; irrelevant.
extraneous in Latin
extrāneus
What does "extraneous" mean?
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adj Not relevant or necessary to the matter at hand; irrelevant.
"The editor cut several extraneous details that slowed the story down."
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extraneous in a sentence
- The editor cut several extraneous details that slowed the story down.
- Please ignore the extraneous notes at the bottom of the report — they don't apply here.
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What is "extraneous" in Latin?
"extraneous" in Latin is extrāneus. extraneous means: Not relevant or necessary to the matter at hand; irrelevant.
How do you use "extraneous" in a sentence?
Example: "The editor cut several extraneous details that slowed the story down." In Latin, "extraneous" is extrāneus.
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