lightness in Latin
lightness in Latin is levitās — lightness means the state of weighing little, or of exerting little force.
lightness in Latin
levitās
The state of having little (or less) weight, or little force.
What does "lightness" mean?
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noun The state of weighing little, or of exerting little force.
"The lightness of the fabric made it perfect for summer."
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noun How light or dark a color appears; brightness.
"You can adjust the lightness of the color in the editing software."
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noun A cheerful, easygoing, or carefree quality.
"There was a lightness to her tone despite the bad news."
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lightness in a sentence
- The lightness of the fabric made it perfect for summer.
- You can adjust the lightness of the color in the editing software.
- There was a lightness to her tone despite the bad news.
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What is "lightness" in Latin?
"lightness" in Latin is levitās. lightness means: The state of weighing little, or of exerting little force.
How do you use "lightness" in a sentence?
Example: "The lightness of the fabric made it perfect for summer." In Latin, "lightness" is levitās.
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