fabled in Latin
fabled in Latin is fabulosus — fabled means existing only in stories or legend; not proven to be real.
fabled in Latin
fabulosus
What does "fabled" mean?
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adj Existing only in stories or legend; not proven to be real.
"Explorers spent centuries hunting for the fabled city of gold."
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adj Famous and celebrated, often to the point of seeming almost legendary.
"The band's fabled 1975 tour is still talked about by fans today."
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fabled in a sentence
- Explorers spent centuries hunting for the fabled city of gold.
- The band's fabled 1975 tour is still talked about by fans today.
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What is "fabled" in Latin?
"fabled" in Latin is fabulosus. fabled means: Existing only in stories or legend; not proven to be real.
How do you use "fabled" in a sentence?
Example: "Explorers spent centuries hunting for the fabled city of gold." In Latin, "fabled" is fabulosus.
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