meaty in Latin
meaty in Latin is carnālis — meaty means containing a lot of meat, or resembling meat in flavor or texture.
meaty in Latin
carnālis
Of, relating to, or containing meat.
What does "meaty" mean?
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adj Containing a lot of meat, or resembling meat in flavor or texture.
"The stew had a rich, meaty flavor even though it was vegetarian."
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adj Substantial or full of significant content.
"The report offered a meaty analysis of the company's finances."
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meaty in a sentence
- The stew had a rich, meaty flavor even though it was vegetarian.
- The report offered a meaty analysis of the company's finances.
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What is "meaty" in Latin?
"meaty" in Latin is carnālis. meaty means: Containing a lot of meat, or resembling meat in flavor or texture.
How do you use "meaty" in a sentence?
Example: "The stew had a rich, meaty flavor even though it was vegetarian." In Latin, "meaty" is carnālis.
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