pamper in Latin
pamper in Latin is mōrigerō — pamper means to treat someone with great care, comfort, and indulgence, often more than is really necessary.
pamper in Latin
mōrigerō
(transitive) To treat with excessive care, attention or indulgence.
What does "pamper" mean?
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verb To treat someone with great care, comfort, and indulgence, often more than is really necessary.
"She spent the weekend pampering herself with a spa day."
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pamper in a sentence
- She spent the weekend pampering herself with a spa day.
- Grandparents love to pamper their grandchildren with treats.
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What is "pamper" in Latin?
"pamper" in Latin is mōrigerō. pamper means: To treat someone with great care, comfort, and indulgence, often more than is really necessary.
How do you use "pamper" in a sentence?
Example: "She spent the weekend pampering herself with a spa day." In Latin, "pamper" is mōrigerō.
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