mega- in Latin
mega- in Latin is mega- — mega- means extremely large in size, scale, or importance.
mega- in Latin
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What does "mega-" mean?
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adjective Extremely large in size, scale, or importance.
"The shop is opening a mega store with three floors and a cafe."
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adjective Excellent or impressive.
"Your cooking last night was mega, and everyone asked for the recipe."
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adverb Extremely; to a very large degree.
"The new game is mega popular with the kids at my school."
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mega- in a sentence
- The shop is opening a mega store with three floors and a cafe.
- They signed a mega deal that will keep the factory busy for years.
- Your cooking last night was mega, and everyone asked for the recipe.
- That's a mega goal, and the whole stadium went wild!
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What is "mega-" in Latin?
"mega-" in Latin is mega-. mega- means: Extremely large in size, scale, or importance.
How do you use "mega-" in a sentence?
Example: "The shop is opening a mega store with three floors and a cafe." In Latin, "mega-" is mega-.
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