formerly in Latin
formerly in Latin is anteā, quondam — formerly means at an earlier time; previously.
formerly in Latin
anteā
at some time in the past
quondam
previously; once
What does "formerly" mean?
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adv At an earlier time; previously.
"This ranch was formerly owned by slaveholders."
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formerly in a sentence
- This ranch was formerly owned by slaveholders.
- The company, formerly a small family bakery, now has shops across the region.
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What is "formerly" in Latin?
"formerly" in Latin is anteā, quondam. formerly means: At an earlier time; previously.
How do you use "formerly" in a sentence?
Example: "The company, formerly a small family bakery, now has shops across the region." In Latin, "formerly" is anteā, quondam.
Are there other ways to say "formerly" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "formerly": anteā, quondam.
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