plucked in Latin
plucked in Latin is vulsus — plucked means having had feathers or hairs pulled out.
plucked in Latin
vulsus
Having had the feathers, hair, etc. removed by plucking.
What does "plucked" mean?
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adj Having had feathers or hairs pulled out.
"A plucked chicken sat ready on the counter."
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adj Brave and spirited; plucky.
"Her plucked determination got the team through the final."
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plucked in a sentence
- A plucked chicken sat ready on the counter.
- Her plucked determination got the team through the final.
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What is "plucked" in Latin?
"plucked" in Latin is vulsus. plucked means: Having had feathers or hairs pulled out.
How do you use "plucked" in a sentence?
Example: "A plucked chicken sat ready on the counter." In Latin, "plucked" is vulsus.
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