identity in Latin
identity in Latin is identitas, identitatis — identity means who a person is, including their name, background, and sense of self.
identity in Latin
identitas
identitatis
What does "identity" mean?
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noun Who a person is, including their name, background, and sense of self.
"The witness protection program gave him a whole new identity."
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noun The distinguishing character or personality of something, especially a brand or group.
"The rebrand gave the company a fresh visual identity."
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noun (mathematics) An equation that holds true for every possible value of its variables.
"sin²(x) + cos²(x) = 1 is a well-known trigonometric identity."
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identity in a sentence
- The witness protection program gave him a whole new identity.
- Music was a huge part of her identity growing up.
- The rebrand gave the company a fresh visual identity.
- The little cafe has a strong identity, with its bright walls and friendly staff.
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What is "identity" in Latin?
"identity" in Latin is identitas, identitatis. identity means: Who a person is, including their name, background, and sense of self.
How do you use "identity" in a sentence?
Example: "The witness protection program gave him a whole new identity." In Latin, "identity" is identitas, identitatis.
Are there other ways to say "identity" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "identity": identitas, identitatis.
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