hoarder in Latin
hoarder in Latin is accumulātor — hoarder means someone who compulsively collects and keeps things, often far beyond what is useful or necessary.
hoarder in Latin
accumulātor
One who hoards; one who accumulates, collects, and stores, especially one who does so to excess.
What does "hoarder" mean?
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noun Someone who compulsively collects and keeps things, often far beyond what is useful or necessary.
"His grandmother was a hoarder, and every room in her house was full of old newspapers."
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hoarder in a sentence
- His grandmother was a hoarder, and every room in her house was full of old newspapers.
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What is "hoarder" in Latin?
"hoarder" in Latin is accumulātor. hoarder means: Someone who compulsively collects and keeps things, often far beyond what is useful or necessary.
How do you use "hoarder" in a sentence?
Example: "His grandmother was a hoarder, and every room in her house was full of old newspapers." In Latin, "hoarder" is accumulātor.
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