nefarious in Latin
nefarious in Latin is nefārius — nefarious means wicked or criminal, especially in a way that is notorious or widely condemned.
nefarious in Latin
nefārius
Sinful, villainous, criminal, or wicked, especially when noteworthy or notorious for such characteristics.
What does "nefarious" mean?
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adj Wicked or criminal, especially in a way that is notorious or widely condemned.
"The fact that the room was still in darkness made it obvious that something nefarious was afoot. Plainly there was dirty work in preparation at the cross-roads."
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nefarious in a sentence
- The fact that the room was still in darkness made it obvious that something nefarious was afoot. Plainly there was dirty work in preparation at the cross-roads.
- “I try to let everyone back here in Minnesota know exactly the nefarious activities that are taking place in Washington.”
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What is "nefarious" in Latin?
"nefarious" in Latin is nefārius. nefarious means: Wicked or criminal, especially in a way that is notorious or widely condemned.
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