laden in Latin
laden in Latin is onustus — laden means weighed down or heavily loaded with something.
laden in Latin
onustus
Weighed down with a load, burdened.
What does "laden" mean?
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adj Weighed down or heavily loaded with something.
"The trees hung low, laden with ripe apples."
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laden in a sentence
- The trees hung low, laden with ripe apples.
- She arrived laden with shopping bags.
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What is "laden" in Latin?
"laden" in Latin is onustus. laden means: Weighed down or heavily loaded with something.
How do you use "laden" in a sentence?
Example: "The trees hung low, laden with ripe apples." In Latin, "laden" is onustus.
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