nodding in Latin
nodding in Latin is nūtus — nodding means the act of moving the head up and down.
nodding in Latin
nūtus
The act by which one nods.
What does "nodding" mean?
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noun The act of moving the head up and down.
"A slight nodding of the head was all the encouragement she needed."
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adj Describing a flower that droops or faces downward.
"The nodding bluebells lined the woodland path."
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nodding in a sentence
- A slight nodding of the head was all the encouragement she needed.
- The nodding bluebells lined the woodland path.
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What is "nodding" in Latin?
"nodding" in Latin is nūtus. nodding means: The act of moving the head up and down.
How do you use "nodding" in a sentence?
Example: "A slight nodding of the head was all the encouragement she needed." In Latin, "nodding" is nūtus.
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