legendary in Latin
legendary in Latin is fabularis — legendary means described in or belonging to legend.
legendary in Latin
fabularis
Of or pertaining to a legend or to legends.
What does "legendary" mean?
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adj Described in or belonging to legend.
"The legendary sword was said to have been forged by the gods."
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adj Extremely famous or admired, often to the point of exaggeration.
"Her generosity became legendary among the staff."
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legendary in a sentence
- The legendary sword was said to have been forged by the gods.
- Her generosity became legendary among the staff.
- The band's legendary live shows sold out within minutes.
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What is "legendary" in Latin?
"legendary" in Latin is fabularis. legendary means: Described in or belonging to legend.
How do you use "legendary" in a sentence?
Example: "The legendary sword was said to have been forged by the gods." In Latin, "legendary" is fabularis.
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