mobility in Latin
mobility in Latin is mōbilitās — mobility means the ability to move around freely or easily.
mobility in Latin
mōbilitās
What does "mobility" mean?
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noun The ability to move around freely or easily.
"The physical therapy program helped restore mobility to her injured knee."
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noun The ability of people to move between social or economic levels.
"Education is often seen as the key driver of social mobility."
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mobility in a sentence
- The physical therapy program helped restore mobility to her injured knee.
- A wheelchair gave him greater mobility around the office.
- Education is often seen as the key driver of social mobility.
- Economic mobility has stagnated for many working-class families.
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What is "mobility" in Latin?
"mobility" in Latin is mōbilitās. mobility means: The ability to move around freely or easily.
How do you use "mobility" in a sentence?
Example: "The physical therapy program helped restore mobility to her injured knee." In Latin, "mobility" is mōbilitās.
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