felon in Latin
felon in Latin is scelestus — felon means someone convicted of a felony — a serious crime.
felon in Latin
scelestus
(criminal law) A person who has committed a felony; specifically, one who has been tried and convicted of such a crime.
What does "felon" mean?
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noun Someone convicted of a felony — a serious crime.
"As a convicted felon, he lost his right to vote in that state."
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noun A painful infection near a fingernail or toenail.
"The doctor lanced the felon to relieve the pressure."
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felon in a sentence
- As a convicted felon, he lost his right to vote in that state.
- The doctor lanced the felon to relieve the pressure.
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What is "felon" in Latin?
"felon" in Latin is scelestus. felon means: Someone convicted of a felony — a serious crime.
How do you use "felon" in a sentence?
Example: "As a convicted felon, he lost his right to vote in that state." In Latin, "felon" is scelestus.
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