melting in Latin
melting in Latin is tābidus — melting means in the process of turning from solid to liquid.
melting in Latin
tābidus
which is melting or dissolving
What does "melting" mean?
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adj In the process of turning from solid to liquid.
"The melting snow left the streets slushy."
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adj Tender and emotional; able to move someone deeply.
"She gave him a melting look across the room."
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noun The process of a solid turning into a liquid through heat.
"The melting point of ice is 0 degrees Celsius."
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melting in a sentence
- The melting snow left the streets slushy.
- Be careful on the melting ice at the edge of the pond.
- She gave him a melting look across the room.
- Her melting voice made the children's lullaby sound even more gentle.
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What is "melting" in Latin?
"melting" in Latin is tābidus. melting means: In the process of turning from solid to liquid.
How do you use "melting" in a sentence?
Example: "The melting snow left the streets slushy." In Latin, "melting" is tābidus.
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