lukewarm in Latin
lukewarm in Latin is tepidus — lukewarm means only slightly warm; neither hot nor cold.
lukewarm in Latin
tepidus
(temperature) Between warm and cool.
What does "lukewarm" mean?
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adjective Only slightly warm; neither hot nor cold.
"The soup arrived lukewarm, which was disappointing."
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adjective Showing little enthusiasm or interest.
"The board gave a lukewarm response to the new proposal."
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lukewarm in a sentence
- The soup arrived lukewarm, which was disappointing.
- The board gave a lukewarm response to the new proposal.
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What is "lukewarm" in Latin?
"lukewarm" in Latin is tepidus. lukewarm means: Only slightly warm; neither hot nor cold.
How do you use "lukewarm" in a sentence?
Example: "The soup arrived lukewarm, which was disappointing." In Latin, "lukewarm" is tepidus.
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