manner in Latin
manner in Latin is modus — manner means the way something is done or happens.
manner in Latin
modus
Mode of action; way of performing or doing anything.
What does "manner" mean?
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noun The way something is done or happens.
"He answered the question in a very calm manner."
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noun A person's typical way of behaving toward others.
"Her friendly manner put the nervous patient at ease."
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noun Sort or kind.
"All manner of people showed up to the festival."
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manner in a sentence
- He answered the question in a very calm manner.
- The problem was solved in an unusual manner.
- Her friendly manner put the nervous patient at ease.
- All manner of people showed up to the festival.
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What is "manner" in Latin?
"manner" in Latin is modus. manner means: The way something is done or happens.
How do you use "manner" in a sentence?
Example: "He answered the question in a very calm manner." In Latin, "manner" is modus.
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