indiscriminate in Latin
indiscriminate in Latin is promiscuus — indiscriminate means done without care to distinguish between different people, things, or situations; random or unselective.
indiscriminate in Latin
promiscuus
(of a person) Without care in making distinctions, thoughtless.
What does "indiscriminate" mean?
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adjective Done without care to distinguish between different people, things, or situations; random or unselective.
"The bombing caused indiscriminate destruction across the neighborhood."
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indiscriminate in a sentence
- The bombing caused indiscriminate destruction across the neighborhood.
- He was indiscriminate in his praise, complimenting everyone equally.
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What is "indiscriminate" in Latin?
"indiscriminate" in Latin is promiscuus. indiscriminate means: Done without care to distinguish between different people, things, or situations; random or unselective.
How do you use "indiscriminate" in a sentence?
Example: "The bombing caused indiscriminate destruction across the neighborhood." In Latin, "indiscriminate" is promiscuus.
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