former in Latin
former in Latin is anterior, quondam — former means existing or happening before now; previous.
former in Latin
anterior
Previous.
quondam
Previous.
What does "former" mean?
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adj Existing or happening before now; previous.
"The former president gave a speech at the ceremony."
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adj Referring to the first of two things just mentioned.
"Of the two plans, the former is far cheaper."
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former in a sentence
- The former president gave a speech at the ceremony.
- She reconnected with a former classmate online.
- Of the two plans, the former is far cheaper.
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What is "former" in Latin?
"former" in Latin is anterior, quondam. former means: Existing or happening before now; previous.
How do you use "former" in a sentence?
Example: "The former president gave a speech at the ceremony." In Latin, "former" is anterior, quondam.
Are there other ways to say "former" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "former": anterior, quondam.
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