notion in Latin
notion in Latin is nōtiō — notion means an idea, belief, or understanding about something.
notion in Latin
nōtiō
Mental apprehension of whatever may be known, thought, or imagined; idea, concept.
What does "notion" mean?
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noun An idea, belief, or understanding about something.
"He had a vague notion of what the job involved."
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noun A small item used in sewing, such as a button or zipper.
"The fabric shop also sells buttons, thread, and other notions."
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notion in a sentence
- He had a vague notion of what the job involved.
- She rejected the notion that money brings happiness.
- The fabric shop also sells buttons, thread, and other notions.
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What is "notion" in Latin?
"notion" in Latin is nōtiō. notion means: An idea, belief, or understanding about something.
How do you use "notion" in a sentence?
Example: "He had a vague notion of what the job involved." In Latin, "notion" is nōtiō.
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