heaped in Latin
heaped in Latin is acervālis — heaped means piled up, or filled generously above the rim.
heaped in Latin
acervālis
In a heap.
What does "heaped" mean?
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adj Piled up, or filled generously above the rim.
"He served a heaped spoonful of sugar into his coffee."
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heaped in a sentence
- He served a heaped spoonful of sugar into his coffee.
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What is "heaped" in Latin?
"heaped" in Latin is acervālis. heaped means: Piled up, or filled generously above the rim.
How do you use "heaped" in a sentence?
Example: "He served a heaped spoonful of sugar into his coffee." In Latin, "heaped" is acervālis.
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