hapless in Latin
hapless in Latin is miseros — hapless means unlucky, especially in a way that invites pity or mild amusement.
hapless in Latin
miseros
Very unlucky; ill-fated.
What does "hapless" mean?
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adj Unlucky, especially in a way that invites pity or mild amusement.
"The hapless intern spilled coffee on the CEO's desk during his first week."
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hapless in a sentence
- The hapless intern spilled coffee on the CEO's desk during his first week.
- A hapless tourist wandered into the middle of the parade.
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What is "hapless" in Latin?
"hapless" in Latin is miseros. hapless means: Unlucky, especially in a way that invites pity or mild amusement.
How do you use "hapless" in a sentence?
Example: "The hapless intern spilled coffee on the CEO's desk during his first week." In Latin, "hapless" is miseros.
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