intersection in Latin
intersection in Latin is ambivium — intersection means a place where two or more roads or paths meet or cross.
intersection in Latin
ambivium
The junction of two (or more) paths, streets, highways, or other thoroughfares.
What does "intersection" mean?
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noun A place where two or more roads or paths meet or cross.
"The accident happened at a busy intersection downtown."
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noun A point or area where two things overlap or have something in common.
"His work sits at the intersection of art and technology."
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noun Mathematics: the point, line, or set of elements shared by two objects or sets.
"The intersection of the two lines forms a single point."
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intersection in a sentence
- The accident happened at a busy intersection downtown.
- His work sits at the intersection of art and technology.
- The intersection of the two lines forms a single point.
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What is "intersection" in Latin?
"intersection" in Latin is ambivium. intersection means: A place where two or more roads or paths meet or cross.
How do you use "intersection" in a sentence?
Example: "The accident happened at a busy intersection downtown." In Latin, "intersection" is ambivium.
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