keychain in Latin
keychain in Latin is clavicularius — keychain means a small chain or ring used to hold keys together.
keychain in Latin
clavicularius
An ornamental piece holding such a chain or ring.
What does "keychain" mean?
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noun A small chain or ring used to hold keys together.
"His keychain jangled as he walked down the hall."
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noun A decorative or novelty item attached to such a ring.
"She bought a tiny Eiffel Tower keychain as a souvenir."
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noun A secure digital storage system for passwords and encryption keys on a computer or phone.
"The app saves your password to the device keychain."
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keychain in a sentence
- His keychain jangled as he walked down the hall.
- She bought a tiny Eiffel Tower keychain as a souvenir.
- The app saves your password to the device keychain.
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What is "keychain" in Latin?
"keychain" in Latin is clavicularius. keychain means: A small chain or ring used to hold keys together.
How do you use "keychain" in a sentence?
Example: "His keychain jangled as he walked down the hall." In Latin, "keychain" is clavicularius.
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