flaming in Latin
flaming in Latin is flagrans — flaming means on fire, with visible flames.
flaming in Latin
flagrans
On fire with visible flames.
What does "flaming" mean?
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adjective On fire, with visible flames.
"Firefighters pulled the family from the flaming building."
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adjective Used as a mild intensifier to express annoyance (British informal).
"Where are my flaming keys?"
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noun The act of posting an angry, insulting message online.
"The moderators banned him for flaming other users."
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flaming in a sentence
- Firefighters pulled the family from the flaming building.
- Where are my flaming keys?
- The moderators banned him for flaming other users.
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What is "flaming" in Latin?
"flaming" in Latin is flagrans. flaming means: On fire, with visible flames.
How do you use "flaming" in a sentence?
Example: "Firefighters pulled the family from the flaming building." In Latin, "flaming" is flagrans.
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