infernal in Latin
infernal in Latin is infernus — infernal means relating to hell or the underworld; hellish.
infernal in Latin
infernus
Of or relating to hell, or the world of the dead; hellish.
What does "infernal" mean?
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adj Relating to hell or the underworld; hellish.
"The painting showed sinners trapped in some infernal pit of fire."
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adj Extremely annoying or troublesome (informal, used for emphasis).
"Turn off that infernal alarm, it's been going for ten minutes!"
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infernal in a sentence
- The painting showed sinners trapped in some infernal pit of fire.
- The heat in the boiler room was infernal.
- Turn off that infernal alarm, it's been going for ten minutes!
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What is "infernal" in Latin?
"infernal" in Latin is infernus. infernal means: Relating to hell or the underworld; hellish.
How do you use "infernal" in a sentence?
Example: "The painting showed sinners trapped in some infernal pit of fire." In Latin, "infernal" is infernus.
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