phallic in Latin
phallic in Latin is phallicus — phallic means shaped like, or relating to, an erect penis.
phallic in Latin
phallicus
What does "phallic" mean?
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adj Shaped like, or relating to, an erect penis.
"Critics joked that the skyscraper's design was distractingly phallic."
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- Critics joked that the skyscraper's design was distractingly phallic.
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What is "phallic" in Latin?
"phallic" in Latin is phallicus. phallic means: Shaped like, or relating to, an erect penis.
How do you use "phallic" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics joked that the skyscraper's design was distractingly phallic." In Latin, "phallic" is phallicus.
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