overmorrow in Latin
overmorrow in Latin is perendiē — overmorrow means on the day after tomorrow.
overmorrow in Latin
perendiē
(archaic) On the day after tomorrow.
What does "overmorrow" mean?
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adverb On the day after tomorrow.
"He promised to write back overmorrow."
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noun The day after tomorrow.
"Overmorrow was set aside for the wedding feast."
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overmorrow in a sentence
- He promised to write back overmorrow.
- The letter said the ship would sail overmorrow.
- Overmorrow was set aside for the wedding feast.
- They agreed to meet again on the overmorrow.
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What is "overmorrow" in Latin?
"overmorrow" in Latin is perendiē. overmorrow means: On the day after tomorrow.
How do you use "overmorrow" in a sentence?
Example: "He promised to write back overmorrow." In Latin, "overmorrow" is perendiē.
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