mangled in Latin
mangled in Latin is lacer — mangled means badly crushed, torn, or twisted out of shape.
mangled in Latin
lacer
mutilated, twisted, or disfigured.
What does "mangled" mean?
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adj Badly crushed, torn, or twisted out of shape.
"Rescue workers pulled the driver from the mangled car."
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mangled in a sentence
- Rescue workers pulled the driver from the mangled car.
- The report arrived in a mangled, barely readable format.
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What is "mangled" in Latin?
"mangled" in Latin is lacer. mangled means: Badly crushed, torn, or twisted out of shape.
How do you use "mangled" in a sentence?
Example: "Rescue workers pulled the driver from the mangled car." In Latin, "mangled" is lacer.
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