predator in Latin
predator in Latin is praedator — predator means an animal that survives by hunting and eating other animals.
predator in Latin
praedator
Any animal or other organism that hunts and kills other non-plant organisms (their prey), primarily for food.
What does "predator" mean?
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noun An animal that survives by hunting and eating other animals.
"Wolves are apex predators in many forest ecosystems."
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noun A person who exploits or preys on others, especially the vulnerable.
"The charity worked to shut down predators who target elderly victims online."
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predator in a sentence
- Wolves are apex predators in many forest ecosystems.
- The charity worked to shut down predators who target elderly victims online.
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What is "predator" in Latin?
"predator" in Latin is praedator. predator means: An animal that survives by hunting and eating other animals.
How do you use "predator" in a sentence?
Example: "Wolves are apex predators in many forest ecosystems." In Latin, "predator" is praedator.
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