heroin in Latin
heroin in Latin is heroinum — heroin means a highly addictive illegal drug made from morphine, known for producing an intense rush of euphoria.
heroin in Latin
heroinum
A powerful and addictive drug derived from opium producing intense euphoria, classed as an illegal narcotic in most of the world. [from late 19th century]
What does "heroin" mean?
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noun A highly addictive illegal drug made from morphine, known for producing an intense rush of euphoria.
"The documentary followed several people struggling to recover from heroin addiction."
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heroin in a sentence
- The documentary followed several people struggling to recover from heroin addiction.
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What is "heroin" in Latin?
"heroin" in Latin is heroinum. heroin means: A highly addictive illegal drug made from morphine, known for producing an intense rush of euphoria.
How do you use "heroin" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary followed several people struggling to recover from heroin addiction." In Latin, "heroin" is heroinum.
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