fleeting in Latin
fleeting in Latin is fugax — fleeting means lasting only a very short time; passing quickly.
fleeting in Latin
fugax
Passing quickly; of short duration.
What does "fleeting" mean?
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adj Lasting only a very short time; passing quickly.
"She caught a fleeting glimpse of him through the crowd."
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fleeting in a sentence
- She caught a fleeting glimpse of him through the crowd.
- Fame like that is often fleeting.
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What is "fleeting" in Latin?
"fleeting" in Latin is fugax. fleeting means: Lasting only a very short time; passing quickly.
How do you use "fleeting" in a sentence?
Example: "She caught a fleeting glimpse of him through the crowd." In Latin, "fleeting" is fugax.
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