liable in Latin
liable in Latin is obnoxius — liable means legally or financially responsible for something.
liable in Latin
obnoxius
What does "liable" mean?
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adj Legally or financially responsible for something.
"The landlord could be held liable for the faulty wiring."
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adj Likely to do or experience something, especially something unwanted.
"This old ladder is liable to collapse under too much weight."
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liable in a sentence
- The landlord could be held liable for the faulty wiring.
- Drivers are liable for any damage caused in an accident.
- This old ladder is liable to collapse under too much weight.
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What is "liable" in Latin?
"liable" in Latin is obnoxius. liable means: Legally or financially responsible for something.
How do you use "liable" in a sentence?
Example: "The landlord could be held liable for the faulty wiring." In Latin, "liable" is obnoxius.
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