manly in Latin
manly in Latin is masculus, virilis — manly means having qualities traditionally seen as typical of men, such as strength, courage, or toughness.
manly in Latin
masculus
Having the characteristics of a man.
virilis
Having qualities viewed as befitting a man; manful; courageous, resolute, noble.
What does "manly" mean?
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adj Having qualities traditionally seen as typical of men, such as strength, courage, or toughness.
"He gave the wound a manly shrug and kept working."
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manly in a sentence
- He gave the wound a manly shrug and kept working.
- There was something almost defiantly manly about his refusal to complain.
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What is "manly" in Latin?
"manly" in Latin is masculus, virilis. manly means: Having qualities traditionally seen as typical of men, such as strength, courage, or toughness.
How do you use "manly" in a sentence?
Example: "He gave the wound a manly shrug and kept working." In Latin, "manly" is masculus, virilis.
Are there other ways to say "manly" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "manly": masculus, virilis.
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