morass in Latin
morass in Latin is palūs — morass means an area of soft, waterlogged land; a marsh or a fen.
morass in Latin
palūs
A tract of soft, wet ground; a marsh; a fen.
What does "morass" mean?
- noun An area of soft, waterlogged land; a marsh or a fen.
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noun Something that traps someone or hinders advancement.
"I wrote to Sacramento about that historical marker, and they've been kicking it around their bureaucratic morass for months."
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- I wrote to Sacramento about that historical marker, and they've been kicking it around their bureaucratic morass for months.
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What is "morass" in Latin?
"morass" in Latin is palūs. morass means: An area of soft, waterlogged land; a marsh or a fen.
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