patience in Latin
patience in Latin is patientia — patience means the ability to wait calmly or endure difficulty without becoming frustrated.
patience in Latin
patientia
The quality of being patient.
What does "patience" mean?
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noun The ability to wait calmly or endure difficulty without becoming frustrated.
"Learning to play the violin takes time, practice and a great deal of patience."
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noun A card game played by one person, arranging cards in a set order (also called solitaire).
"My grandmother taught me how to play patience with an old deck."
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patience in a sentence
- Learning to play the violin takes time, practice and a great deal of patience.
- Teaching young children requires a lot of patience.
- My grandmother taught me how to play patience with an old deck.
- I laid out the cards for a quiet game of patience.
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What is "patience" in Latin?
"patience" in Latin is patientia. patience means: The ability to wait calmly or endure difficulty without becoming frustrated.
How do you use "patience" in a sentence?
Example: "Learning to play the violin takes time, practice and a great deal of patience." In Latin, "patience" is patientia.
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