fortified in Latin
fortified in Latin is tutus — fortified means made stronger against attack, especially with walls or defenses.
fortified in Latin
tutus
What does "fortified" mean?
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adj Made stronger against attack, especially with walls or defenses.
"The fortified city withstood the siege for months."
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adj Having extra vitamins or minerals added.
"This cereal is fortified with iron and vitamin D."
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noun A wine that has had extra alcohol, usually brandy, added to it.
"Port and sherry are both types of fortified wine."
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fortified in a sentence
- The fortified city withstood the siege for months.
- This cereal is fortified with iron and vitamin D.
- Port and sherry are both types of fortified wine.
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What is "fortified" in Latin?
"fortified" in Latin is tutus. fortified means: Made stronger against attack, especially with walls or defenses.
How do you use "fortified" in a sentence?
Example: "The fortified city withstood the siege for months." In Latin, "fortified" is tutus.
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