leaky in Latin
leaky in Latin is fūtilis — leaky means having a crack or hole that lets liquid or gas escape; not properly sealed.
leaky in Latin
fūtilis
Having leaks; not fully sealed.
What does "leaky" mean?
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adjective Having a crack or hole that lets liquid or gas escape; not properly sealed.
"The leaky roof let rain drip into the attic."
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adjective Prone to letting out secrets or confidential information.
"The department was known as a leaky source of gossip."
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leaky in a sentence
- The leaky roof let rain drip into the attic.
- They replaced the leaky faucet in the bathroom.
- The department was known as a leaky source of gossip.
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What is "leaky" in Latin?
"leaky" in Latin is fūtilis. leaky means: Having a crack or hole that lets liquid or gas escape; not properly sealed.
How do you use "leaky" in a sentence?
Example: "The leaky roof let rain drip into the attic." In Latin, "leaky" is fūtilis.
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