lifetime in Latin
lifetime in Latin is aetas — lifetime means the entire duration of someone's or something's life.
lifetime in Latin
aetas
The duration of the life of someone or something.
What does "lifetime" mean?
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noun The entire duration of someone's or something's life.
"She saw huge technological change in her lifetime."
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lifetime in a sentence
- She saw huge technological change in her lifetime.
- The bridge was designed to last a lifetime.
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What is "lifetime" in Latin?
"lifetime" in Latin is aetas. lifetime means: The entire duration of someone's or something's life.
How do you use "lifetime" in a sentence?
Example: "She saw huge technological change in her lifetime." In Latin, "lifetime" is aetas.
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