missile in Latin
missile in Latin is missile — missile means a self-propelled, guided weapon that flies to its target.
missile in Latin
missile
Any object used as a weapon by being thrown or fired through the air, such as stone, arrow or bullet. [from Template:SAFESUBST: c.]
What does "missile" mean?
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noun A self-propelled, guided weapon that flies to its target.
"The military tested a new long-range missile."
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noun Any object thrown or fired at someone as a weapon.
"Protesters hurled bottles and other missiles at the police line."
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missile in a sentence
- The military tested a new long-range missile.
- The missile struck the target with pinpoint accuracy.
- Protesters hurled bottles and other missiles at the police line.
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What is "missile" in Latin?
"missile" in Latin is missile. missile means: A self-propelled, guided weapon that flies to its target.
How do you use "missile" in a sentence?
Example: "The military tested a new long-range missile." In Latin, "missile" is missile.
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