hitman in Latin
hitman in Latin is sīcārius — hitman means someone hired to kill a person, typically paid by a criminal organization.
hitman in Latin
sīcārius
A male contract killer, especially one paid by a mafia.
What does "hitman" mean?
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noun Someone hired to kill a person, typically paid by a criminal organization.
"The film follows a retired hitman drawn back into the criminal underworld."
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- The film follows a retired hitman drawn back into the criminal underworld.
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What is "hitman" in Latin?
"hitman" in Latin is sīcārius. hitman means: Someone hired to kill a person, typically paid by a criminal organization.
How do you use "hitman" in a sentence?
Example: "The film follows a retired hitman drawn back into the criminal underworld." In Latin, "hitman" is sīcārius.
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