paved in Latin
paved in Latin is constrātus — paved means having a hard covering such as concrete or asphalt.
paved in Latin
constrātus
Covered in pavement; having a hard surface, as of concrete or asphalt.
What does "paved" mean?
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adj Having a hard covering such as concrete or asphalt.
"They walked along a paved path through the park."
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adj Set up or made ready in advance, as of plans or intentions.
"The road to success was already paved by her mentors."
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paved in a sentence
- They walked along a paved path through the park.
- The road to success was already paved by her mentors.
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What is "paved" in Latin?
"paved" in Latin is constrātus. paved means: Having a hard covering such as concrete or asphalt.
How do you use "paved" in a sentence?
Example: "They walked along a paved path through the park." In Latin, "paved" is constrātus.
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