lignite in Latin
lignite in Latin is lignitus — lignite means a low-grade type of coal that is brownish-black in color.
lignite in Latin
lignitus
A low-grade, brownish-black coal.
What does "lignite" mean?
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noun A low-grade type of coal that is brownish-black in color.
"The museum had a lump of lignite on display beside samples of other kinds of coal."
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lignite in a sentence
- The museum had a lump of lignite on display beside samples of other kinds of coal.
- She noticed that the lignite was much browner than the coal her grandfather used to burn.
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What is "lignite" in Latin?
"lignite" in Latin is lignitus. lignite means: A low-grade type of coal that is brownish-black in color.
How do you use "lignite" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum had a lump of lignite on display beside samples of other kinds of coal." In Latin, "lignite" is lignitus.
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