lair in Latin
lair in Latin is lustrum — lair means the den or hidden resting place of a wild animal.
lair in Latin
lustrum
What does "lair" mean?
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noun The den or hidden resting place of a wild animal.
"The hikers gave the bear's lair a wide berth."
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noun A hidden base or retreat, especially one used by a villain in fiction.
"The spy finally tracked the criminal to his secret lair."
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lair in a sentence
- The hikers gave the bear's lair a wide berth.
- Wolves had made their lair beneath the fallen tree.
- The spy finally tracked the criminal to his secret lair.
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What is "lair" in Latin?
"lair" in Latin is lustrum. lair means: The den or hidden resting place of a wild animal.
How do you use "lair" in a sentence?
Example: "The hikers gave the bear's lair a wide berth." In Latin, "lair" is lustrum.
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