fewer in Latin
fewer in Latin is paucior — fewer means used to say there is a smaller number of something that can be counted.
fewer in Latin
paucior
a smaller number.
What does "fewer" mean?
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det Used to say there is a smaller number of something that can be counted.
"There are fewer cars on the road during the school holidays."
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fewer in a sentence
- There are fewer cars on the road during the school holidays.
- Fewer students came to the lecture because of the heavy snow.
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What is "fewer" in Latin?
"fewer" in Latin is paucior. fewer means: Used to say there is a smaller number of something that can be counted.
How do you use "fewer" in a sentence?
Example: "There are fewer cars on the road during the school holidays." In Latin, "fewer" is paucior.
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