momentous in Latin
momentous in Latin is magnus — momentous means of great importance, especially because of lasting consequences.
momentous in Latin
magnus
Outstanding in importance, of great consequence.
What does "momentous" mean?
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adj Of great importance, especially because of lasting consequences.
"Signing the peace treaty was a momentous occasion for both nations."
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momentous in a sentence
- Signing the peace treaty was a momentous occasion for both nations.
- She made the momentous decision to leave her job and start a business.
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What is "momentous" in Latin?
"momentous" in Latin is magnus. momentous means: Of great importance, especially because of lasting consequences.
How do you use "momentous" in a sentence?
Example: "Signing the peace treaty was a momentous occasion for both nations." In Latin, "momentous" is magnus.
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