hideous in Latin
hideous in Latin is taeter — hideous means extremely or shockingly ugly.
hideous in Latin
taeter
Hateful; shocking.
What does "hideous" mean?
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adjective Extremely or shockingly ugly.
"I’m sorry to break it to you, but your dress looks truly hideous."
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adjective Morally shocking or detestable.
"The crime was a hideous betrayal of trust."
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hideous in a sentence
- I’m sorry to break it to you, but your dress looks truly hideous.
- Like the "Kas," these locomotives were originally semi-streamlined, although their conical snout was not nearly so hideous as the sloping mock-radiators adorning the bigger engines.
- The crime was a hideous betrayal of trust.
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What is "hideous" in Latin?
"hideous" in Latin is taeter. hideous means: Extremely or shockingly ugly.
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