indigent in Latin
indigent in Latin is indigēns — indigent means very poor; lacking the basic resources needed to live.
indigent in Latin
indigēns
Poor; destitute; in need.
What does "indigent" mean?
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adj Very poor; lacking the basic resources needed to live.
"The clinic offers free care to indigent patients."
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noun A person who is very poor.
"The shelter provides meals for the indigent."
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indigent in a sentence
- The clinic offers free care to indigent patients.
- The shelter provides meals for the indigent.
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What is "indigent" in Latin?
"indigent" in Latin is indigēns. indigent means: Very poor; lacking the basic resources needed to live.
How do you use "indigent" in a sentence?
Example: "The clinic offers free care to indigent patients." In Latin, "indigent" is indigēns.
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