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 gang was finally caught after years of nefarious activity."
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nefarious in a sentence
- The gang was finally caught after years of nefarious activity.
- He had a nefarious reputation long before the scandal broke.
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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.
How do you use "nefarious" in a sentence?
Example: "The gang was finally caught after years of nefarious activity." In Latin, "nefarious" is nefārius.
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