pitiful in Latin
pitiful in Latin is flēbilis, miser — pitiful means so sad, weak, or inadequate that it arouses pity or contempt.
pitiful in Latin
flēbilis
miser
What does "pitiful" mean?
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adj So sad, weak, or inadequate that it arouses pity or contempt.
"The team put in a pitiful performance, losing 6-0."
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pitiful in a sentence
- The team put in a pitiful performance, losing 6-0.
- He offered a pitiful apology that satisfied no one.
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What is "pitiful" in Latin?
"pitiful" in Latin is flēbilis, miser. pitiful means: So sad, weak, or inadequate that it arouses pity or contempt.
How do you use "pitiful" in a sentence?
Example: "The team put in a pitiful performance, losing 6-0." In Latin, "pitiful" is flēbilis, miser.
Are there other ways to say "pitiful" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "pitiful": flēbilis, miser.
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