piercing in Latin
piercing in Latin is penetrālis, strīdulus — piercing means sharp and penetrating, whether describing a look, sound, or cold.
piercing in Latin
penetrālis
Appearing to look deeply into; penetrating.
strīdulus
Of sound, loud and sharp; shrill.
What does "piercing" mean?
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adj Sharp and penetrating, whether describing a look, sound, or cold.
"She gave him a piercing stare across the room."
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noun A hole made in the body to hold jewellery, or the jewellery itself.
"He got a new piercing in his eyebrow."
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piercing in a sentence
- She gave him a piercing stare across the room.
- A piercing wind cut through their coats.
- He got a new piercing in his eyebrow.
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What is "piercing" in Latin?
"piercing" in Latin is penetrālis, strīdulus. piercing means: Sharp and penetrating, whether describing a look, sound, or cold.
How do you use "piercing" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave him a piercing stare across the room." In Latin, "piercing" is penetrālis, strīdulus.
Are there other ways to say "piercing" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "piercing": penetrālis, strīdulus.
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